jane7l
Established
just a few days before new year i accidentally dropped my loved cv 35 1.4 on a concrete floor. glass and body didn't suffer, but the mount and focusing thread did. i would like to have it repaired. i wonder is there a service in europe (austria, germany, italy, maybe uk...), as we don't have one in slovenia?
thanks, happy new year
janko
thanks, happy new year
janko
jane7l
Established
hm, interesting. nobody ever had a damaged voigtlander lens and wanted to repair it? nice to hear. managed to find some info, but not very encouraging...
MartinP
Veteran
First, bad luck. This is not a fun occurrence.
I have a 21/f4 from Voigtlander and just checked the box, retrieved from the back of a cupboard. There is no stockist or repair information in their instruction sheet it seems.
The Voigtlander site (www.voigtlaender.com) shows no official importer for Slovenia, so perhaps you have to choose the nearest convenient country if you want official service? If not, then one would be looking for general camera and optical repair services - this is reasonable as the lens is not covered under the manufacturers guarantee after the accident. Presumably the lens doesn't fall under any household damage insurance? <--- wild optimism
There are repairers in, at least, Germany and Holland for sure, but regarding spares availability and costs I have no idea. Depending on the damage you may find that cine technical companies may also be able to help. Please complete the thread when you have a solution worked out then others can learn from your ideas.
And good luck!
EDIT: Posted simultaneously with Cameraquest's post, above.
I have a 21/f4 from Voigtlander and just checked the box, retrieved from the back of a cupboard. There is no stockist or repair information in their instruction sheet it seems.
The Voigtlander site (www.voigtlaender.com) shows no official importer for Slovenia, so perhaps you have to choose the nearest convenient country if you want official service? If not, then one would be looking for general camera and optical repair services - this is reasonable as the lens is not covered under the manufacturers guarantee after the accident. Presumably the lens doesn't fall under any household damage insurance? <--- wild optimism
There are repairers in, at least, Germany and Holland for sure, but regarding spares availability and costs I have no idea. Depending on the damage you may find that cine technical companies may also be able to help. Please complete the thread when you have a solution worked out then others can learn from your ideas.
And good luck!
EDIT: Posted simultaneously with Cameraquest's post, above.
chrishayton
Well-known
Theres also Kamera Service in the NL. Will Van Manen who runs the business is great.