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Re: How do i get distortion lines out of the camera?
Do you mean distortion from shooting at wider angles? If you, you'll either need to do it when you import the video into your editing program or not use such a wide angle in your shots.
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It sounds like a codecs issue on your computer. A codec is a program that compresses data to enable faster transmission and decompresses received data. You didn't say what operating system you're computer is but you can download codecs packs from Microsoft or Apple directly from their site. Be very careful using any other codecs from other websites as they may contain malware!
Hi, It is known problem of ccd imager chip failure in Canon A60 camera and ccd imager chip will be replaced to fix this issue. Canon offers ccd imager chip replacement free of cost, click Canon CCD Imager Advisory for details. Thanks.
Put the right batteries in... I had same on my camera...Lines and distortions but sine i use uniross rechargeable 200mah the problem has disappeared. go o www.uniross.com to get them. Saved me buying a new camera...
Sounds like you may have a faulty CCD Sensor or the wiring came loose. My Camera did the samethimg. Email [email protected] and explain to them the problem.
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if it records the distortion then i suspect the guides are out of adjustment or your capstand roller is pushing the tape to high on the guides. need to have a profession serviced.
Lens characteristics can cause straight lines to appear bent. This phenomenon, which is called "lens distortion," is normal and does not indicate malfunction of the camera. Such distortion tends to be more pronounced when the camera is at an angle when you point it at the subject.
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