Hi. Where are you located? I bought a Nikon camera a while back and I spent about $250 on it. I know it's not much money for a camera, but it's all I could really afford. (I have 3 little girls and I'm a single mom) Last summer after a short trip, my sister's dog was over and bit into the screen pretty bad. Now, no picture can be shown on the screen, but the camera itself, works. Would it be a waste of money to try and replace the screen or should I invest in a new camera? The eco-friendly voice in my head keeps reminding me of electronic waste accumulations. But the economic side of me really wants to know which way is the cheaper route. Please help! Thanks!
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Hi. Where are you located? I bought a Nikon camera a while back and I spent about $250 on it. I know it's not much money for a camera, but it's all I could really afford. (I have 3 little girls and I'm a single mom) Last summer after a short trip, my sister's dog was over and bit into the screen pretty bad. Now, no picture can be shown on the screen, but the camera itself, works. Would it be a waste of money to try and replace the screen or should I invest in a new camera? The eco-friendly voice in my head keeps reminding me of electronic waste accumulations. But the economic side of me really wants to know which way is the cheaper route. Please help! Thanks!
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