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Goodness my DSLR camera's autofocus has been acting up lately, and I can't figure out why. I'm 64 and love taking photos of my grandkids, but now everything comes out blurry. I've cleaned the lens and checked the settings, but no luck. Any tips?

I remember the first time I took my digital camera on a family vacation to the Grand Canyon – the views were breathtaking but by the end, the lens was covered in dust from all the hiking. I tried wiping it with my shirt, but that just smeared it more, and I was worried about scratches. Now, years later, I'm planning another trip, and I want to be prepared this time. I've got this older DSLR that I love, but it's starting to show its age with fingerprints and smudges on the lens. I need a proper cleaning kit from Amazon, something gentle and effective. Last time I attempted cleaning, I used a microfiber cloth, but it didn't get everything off. Oh, and I have to be careful because the camera is a bit sentimental – it captured my kids' first steps! What do you all suggest? I want to keep it in top shape for more adventures! Budget isn't too tight, but I don't want anything fancy.

Hey guys and I've got this DSLR I picked up on Amazon for some night photography but it's struggling to focus when the light is dim. I've tried switching to manual focus, but that doesn't always work well for moving subjects. The lens is a standard kit one, nothing fancy. I cleaned the sensor and updated the firmware, still no luck. Any ideas on settings or accessories that could help? Maybe it's a limitation of the model? I really want to capture those starry skies without blur.

Hey folks, I've been into photography for a couple years now starting with this old DSLR my uncle gave me. Lately, I've been trying to get better at portraits, you know, capturing people's expressions and stuff. But my current lens just doesn't cut it - everything looks kinda flat and not sharp enough. I shot a family event last weekend, and the photos came out okay, but I want that professional blurry background effect. Budget's tight, maybe under $300, and I don't want anything too heavy since I carry my gear around a lot. Tried adjusting settings like aperture, but it's not helping much. Living in a small town, options are limited, so I'm hoping for Amazon recommendations that ship fast. What lenses do you guys suggest for beginners like me? Any tips on what to look for? Thanks in advance!

I got this phone case last month because I drop my phone a lot. It's supposed to be tough but now it's cracking at the edges. My phone is an iPhone, and I use it every day for school and games. The case fits okay, but maybe it's not good quality. I've tried not dropping it, but accidents happen. My budget is small, like under $15. What should I do next?

I need a good lens cleaner for my DSLR since it's getting smudges from outdoor shoots. Something effective but gentle on the glass.

I've been using this camera for family photos for about a year now and suddenly it's showing a memory card error. It's frustrating because I have a trip coming up and need it working. The card is a standard SD one I bought on Amazon. I tried formatting it in the camera like the manual says, but that didn't help. Then I put it in my computer and formatted there, still no luck. Maybe it's the card itself, but I don't want to buy a new one if it's the camera's fault. Budget is tight, so hoping for a simple fix. Anyone have ideas?

So I've got this DSLR that's been acting up the lens is all blurry no matter what I do. Tried cleaning it with a cloth but it's still off.

I like to take photos of birds in my backyard. I need a lens that zooms far but is not too heavy to carry around.

Hey photography enthusiasts and I've got this DSLR that I've been using for family photos and occasional trips :) Lately the auto-focus is acting up, especially in low light. I need it reliable for an upcoming vacation. Any quick fixes?

Hey guys new to photography here. Shooting outdoors a lot & what filter do you recommend for my Canon DSLR to protect the lens and reduce glare?

I’m recording 4K at 30 and sometimes 60 fps on a mid-range mirrorless camera. The last card I used dropped frames during longer takes. What speed rating should I look for so it won’t buffer or stop?

I bought this digital camera a couple of years ago for family trips and it was working great until recently. Now, it just won't focus properly on anything, no matter what I try. It's so annoying because I have a vacation coming up and I need good photos. Budget is tight, so I can't just buy a new one. I tried cleaning the lens and resetting the settings, but that didn't fix it. I even updated the firmware, but still no luck. What might be wrong, and should I bother getting it repaired? I just want clear pictures again.

I'm planning some mountain biking trips and want to capture smooth footage with my action cam. Any recommendations for mounts or accessories that reduce shaking? 🚲

I’m trying to replace an older action cam for biking and kayaking!! I care more about smooth footage than bitrates but decent audio would be nice.

I'm using a compact action cam with a similar two-prong mount but I'm not sure if the base plate dimensions match. Please confirm compatibility!!