feature on a camera repairman

[richardHaw]

http://www.channelnewsasia.com/news/cnainsider/the-camera-whisperer-who-fixes-what-the-professionals-can-t-or-9118382

This guy is very humble and friendly. he doesn't even charge much, i am sometimes worried that he might get taken advantaged. I always recommend him in my blog because he can be trusted  what a guy

[Tom Hook]

It's nice to know that someone like Mr. Hilos, "The Camera Whisperer", exists in this world. Thanks for posting the article.

[richardHaw]

i highly recommend the guy. 

he doesn't charge much. as far as I recall, he won't do manual focus lenses anymore but he is very handy with the newer electronics stuff. sourcing parts is another issue.

[Bent Hjarbo]

Thanks for posting.

[richardHaw]

http://richardhaw.com/2017/05/13/repair-nikon-sps3s4f-shutter-speed-calibration/

David's contact is here somewhere

his email is scattered across my blog

[armando_m]

Richard, Very interesting read, thanks for sharing the link

[Akira]

Amazing!  A fantastic match of curiosity and the "mottainai" concept.  Thanks for sharing!

[richardHaw]

would be nice if he can post here but i think he is too busy for that. 

he has plenty of teardowns on his FB page and on the Singaporean photography site ClubSnap.

[richardHaw]

https://petapixel.com/2017/08/14/man-fixes-camera-lenses-repair-centers-wont/

David is now in Petapixel 

[FGAng]

Rick tutors me remotely, and David tutors me at the "void deck" at his apartment block.  My good friend and he indeed is very humble and charges very little for his work.  I think he can double his charge and still be significantly cheaper than branded service fellows.