Canon SD750 fell in a pool?

Question

my camera fell in a pool while on. i have no idea what else to do, but i took out the battery and memory card, and then removed the case. i'm not sure if theres still hope because it was on. i really dont want to buy a new one, how can i fix it?

Answer 1

that sucks!! well just let it sit somewhere like on a table and dont touch it or press buttons. that worked 4 my ipod. just leave it 4 a couple of days tho. and dont test it until like sunday. i dunno if it will work... but good luck!! hope i helped....

Answer 2

Well...

is the camera turning on.?

i'm sorry that your camera dropped into a pool, i don't know, but i can't imagine how crappy that much feel lol. Well, the chances of the camera turning back on are slim, but if it does, it probably won't last, because i'd guess that some of the components are damaged. Well, if it doesn't turn on, which seems more likely:

you'll have to send it in for a repair, which isn't going to be cheap because probably alot of the components were damaged :

http://usa.canon.com

Answer 3

HI Hi :))   What bad luck!!! Sorry to hear about your camera.   I am pretty sure that after a swim like that.... your camera is probably ready for the camera heaven in the sky :(.  Here where I work,  we have boxes full of digital point and shoots that have met the same fate as yours... unfortunately... they are all dead.    But....   you do have an option to make sure.  Take your camera into a camera repair and ask the technician for an evaluation of the damage and an estimate of the repair charge.   He will be honest to tell you if the camera can be fixed or is beyond repair.   If it is beyond repair, that means you will have to buy another.... but before you leave,  ask if they would like to buy your camera for parts.   You won't get much, maybe $5.00 -$15.00... but you won't get anything by throwing in the trash.    We buy cameras for parts in our store...  might make you feel just a little better.   Good Luck and thanks for reading.