Camera problem My camera used to work great, now there's a white line that runs vertical in the pictures. Any ideas on what's causing this? Thanks - Ed

Unless you have a circuit diagram and have electronic knowledge the it is best left to an expert camera repair specialist.
The costs? Your guess is as good as mine. Camera repairers may charge a quote for repairing unless you go ahead with the repair.

Hi if you also see the vertical line from computer, then your camera has defective ccd unit or main image control pcb defective. Most of case ccd problem are common and main. your local repair shop would charge around $45 to 135 depend on what they want to charge. Thanks and best regard!

no image formation, C.C.D failed replace the ccd

Check to see if the Fuji website has any downloads or updates for your camera.

It sounds like you need a new screen.

Buy one on Ebay for 20 Euro (inclusive of postage)

youtube.com has great videos of how to change a screen.
You will need a tweezers and very small "philips" (cross/plus head) screwdriver.
Make sure the screwdriver has magnets....so that you dont lose some screws....they are tiny.

If you buy a replacement "LCD Screen Display" on Ebay then usually all the tools you need are included. (I just checked).


I also have just replaced my screen....screen was damaged...LCD leaked and lots of vertical lines on a now only WHITE screen.
Camera works fine now.

Check to see if the camera is still working.
Try taking some pictures....and then put the SD-card into your computer to see if the pictures are being taken.

I work on this model of samsung the lcd problem is a common thing with this camera
The ribbon cable to the lcd from the camera cracks and causes what you are talking about .
Normally the camera will still work buy using the eye viewfinder for recording and playback but you will not hear the sound unless the lcd door is open but then the picture in the viewfinder goes away when this door is open and comes back when it is closed
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Possibly a form of flare caused by including the light source in the image.

I've seen similar symptoms in broadcast cameras and it can sometimes be compensated for by lowering the "v-sub" voltages to the CCD. Not sure if that applies to your camera but it's an idea to check out.
Unfortunately it's not the kind of adjustment for a user. It's more likely found in a service manual for
technicians.

This camera is nine years old. It is worn out. Replace it.

maybe..it's have a picture tube problem..i think that you should go in a proffesional to fix your camera..that's only my opinion..thanks