Repair for a canon power shot 1

Damaged pin card no longer reading. Any one know of a repair shop. I live in Maryland. Thanks

Hi, rikersisland!
So that the Community can help you better, we will need to know exactly Canon PowerShot camera model you're using. To date, there has not been a "PowerShot 1." Any other details you'd like to give will help the Community better understand your issue!
If this is a time-sensitive matter, our US-based technical support team is standing by, ready to help 24/7 via Email at http://bit.ly/EmailCanon or by phone at 1-800-OK-CANON (1-800-652-2666) weekdays between 10 AM and 10 PM ET (7 AM to 7 PM PT).
Thanks and have a great day!

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MacKeeper is considered Malwear and has destroyed many iPhoto libraries - read the user tip on it - https://discussions.apple.com/community/ilife/iphoto?view=documents - my best guess is that your problem was caused by MacKeeper - I suggest you remove it according to the instructions in that user tip
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I need to purchase a camera good enough to get good close-ups for items to sell on eBay. Which is better...a Canon Sure Shot or a Canon Power Shot?

Hi, leigh8389, thanks for posting!
If you're looking for a currently-produced digital camera, we would suggest purchasing a PowerShot camera. You'll find that our PowerShots offer the very best in macro capability, color reproduction, portability, and convenience for digital editing and printing.
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Hello mtjs13,
You would be able to use your PowerShot SX210 IS camera with Windows 8. We have a directory of software on our web site which includes a set of updates for Windows 8. You can access them through this web link.
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Thanks for posting.
There is a sliding lock switch on the battery door that needs to be slid to one side as you also push the battery door out. Please ensure you are doing both at the same time, otherwise the battery door remains locked.
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The easiest way to move it to the Mac is to use Image Capture, in your Applications Folder.
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Hi ssobel, GloriaS and everyone,
Thanks for looking and commenting. I'm practicing daily and learning something new about the SX50 with each outing. So far, this is what's been working for me.
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