Canon 70-200 non IS Autofocus Issues
Today I was doing a shoot (Canon 7D) and my autofocus drive on my Canon 70-200 non IS stopped working (no hunting, no movement at all). It was working fine and then just stopped. I recalled that my lens rolled out of my bag and hit the ground (maybe 6" drop) an hour earlier. Is it likely that I broke the motor drive? Any suggestions of checks I should do? Any idea how much such a repair could be?
Note: The AF drive works fine with my 17-55mm on my 7D.
Thanks in advance.
Jeff
Note: The AF drive works fine with my 17-55mm on my 7D.
Thanks in advance.
Jeff
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Divamum,
I checked that multiple times and the switch is correct.
Any sort of drop onto a hard surface can cause internal damage.
If you send the lens back to Canon they will give you an estimate in an e-mail before they attempt repairs.
If this is for the US, start the process by contacting Canon USA:
http://www.usa.canon.com/cusa/consumer?pageKeyCode=onlineRepairLanding
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unfortunately that means a trip to Canon
that should be checked as well but with the symptoms showing up right after dropping the lens .....