How can I get my cracked Quantaray lens repaired

Quantaray 70 300mm 4 0 5 6 Zoom Lens Given that you can buy used or refurbished versions of this lense for well under $100 at Amazon, I would guess it's not worth repairing. An hour of a technician's time will probably cost as much or more, and that's assuming the lens can be fixed.

Quantaray has made several different 70-300mm lenses so I'm not sure exactly which one you have. However, if the lens doesn't have a AF/M switch it's no big deal. Assuming it's an autofocus lens, it's always on. If you want to switch to manual focus, flip the switch on the camera body.

If it's an older manual-focus Quantaray lens then the question is moot.

You may have two options.
First, contact the place where you bought the lens from. Quantaray is mainly a Ritz Cameras brand.
Secondly, you can use third party repair shops.
I purchase some of my lenses from KEH. [keh.com]. They have a repair shop for cameras and lenses.
Attached is their FAQ site. http://www.keh.com/repair-center.aspx

Hope this helps.
Andrew

Hard to say without more info.

Is the lens just bought new? If not, it likely is 'chipped' for the Canon AF film cameras. I do not recall if Quantaray rechips their lenses. I believe Sigma does theirs, but not sure about Q~. If you got the paperwork with the lens, contact a repair center or Quantaray.
Contact US1 Photo at 877-300-8070. they are a Quantaray dealer. Ask for the number to the distributor, warranty repair facility and for the number of the quantaray home office. One of them should help you get the right lens.

lightspiritphotography.com

The short answer is no.

The Long answer is maybe. You'd have to call some stores that carry the Quantaray products. Get phone numbers for the distributor, warranty repair shops, and maybe Quantaray home offices which may be in another country. Then you can find out if they still have the mounts for those lenses in stock, can it be done, where to send it, and how much. Mind you, they may have to totally change the electronics and the motors inside the lens too.

No. Quantaray makes a wide range of lenses, with a wide selection of mounts. This is because the various camera manufacturers like Canon, Nikon, and Pentax have proprietary mounts. A Quantaray lens for Canon will not fit on a Nikon, for example. You need to specify the mount when you buy your lens.

If it's an older lens, for EOS film cameras, Quantaray might upgrade it free - contact your local Ritz Camera store ( it's imported by Ritz ) or find a repair center for Quantaray online.

You need to by one with a Canon EF fitting.

Try SONY

NEVER open it up. You will destroy the dust seals. Have Canon repair it.