Rainbow around image on LCD after taking photo

For LCD tv take a bright flashlight and place it on the screen. Look around the edge of the flaslight. If you can see an image moving around then you need an inverter/lamp repair/replacement.

Take a bright flashlight and place it on the screen. Around the edged of the flashlight see if you can see an image moving around on a good channel. If so you need an inverter/lamp repair/replacement.

Hi,if your tv is and Lcd rear projection it will be the light engine that needs replacement.Because lcd technology uses 3 chips green,red and blue that create the image and colors.When they start to fail you will get what you are getting color discoloration and rainbows.If your tv is DLp it will be the dmd chips which basically its like the lcd chips but instead of 3 chips its only one that creates the image.Hope this works God bless you!

CCD FAILURE !

Call NIKON for FREE REPAIRS it is a known issue ask them about BAD CCD

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Zohail

Hi Amritraj,
                 This problem is related to a component called CCD IMAGER, And you have to replace the CCD IMAGER,
                 As far as concern about, you heard that sony providing free of cost services regarding CCD IMAGER problem this is true, Therefore contact any nearest SONY SERVIC CENTRE for the replacement of CCD IMAGER free of cost.
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Hi,
Its known issue of ccd imager in DSC-T1 camera and Sony will repair it free of cost.
Click Sony CCD Imager Support for details.

The feature you are referring to is called "Live View mode".

This is NOT available on the Nikon D80, and was only introduced on the D90, which is available now.

Live View mode allows you to use the LCD screen as your view finder instead of using the eyepiece, but unfortunately, this feature is not available in your model.

the differnt guns are out of alignment. Your tv has 3 lcd screens, a red, green and blue one what overlay to form the image. Sometimes they move slightly for what ever reason and that causes the rainbow and out of focus picture. Its something that a trained pro should do but is a cheap fix and won't set you back too much

I sent my camera back to Fuji and they replaced the CCD free of charge. I had the same problem plus sometimes the pics just came out completely white

If the Photo is OK then it would appear to be a LCD fault. Checkout Nikon Customer support. At a guess if this more than 2 years old a new camera would be a more economic option.