Camera Won't Take Pictures!

You sure your battery is fully charged and still good?
on the other hand Sony Cyber-shot's are known to have this problem.
Try pressing the on button for 5sec

Hi, bring to your nearest service center to repair it.

Have you actually formatted the card in the camera ? Just copying the photos does not remove them from the card

There is a tab on the memory card so you will you need to remove it from the camera and change the position of this tab to "unlock" it. DO NOT format the card until you've BACKED UP your files from it (typically to a PC or USB drive (stick or external hard drive).

Hello,

If you have an exceptional amount of pictures on your camera...This could be a simple problem solver? You need to remove some or all your of your pictures from your camera to create more memory and storage.

You have a couple of options

Save all your pictures to memory card, from the memory card save to your computer in a file or to a USB Flash Drive (Cruzer), or on a CD/DVD disk.

Or, install a new Memory card that has more Storage Capabilities.

You need to check your setting as to how the pictures are viewed and stored, it's possible you have your camera set to auto rotate and also auto set format...change these settings to manual!

Kind regards!

hichange battery2 - format the cam by computer3 - check about viruses

I've had some S3000's become gimmicy when connecting to a computer. The easiest way I've found to get photos off of the camera is to use a card reader connected to your computers USB.

Your camera DSC-T1 has problem of defective ccd imager and this part will be replaced.
Sony will repair this problem free of cost as per scheme. Click Sony CCD Support for details.

Try Blow cleaning the Memory card slot ... sometimes dust does that

Thanks for the information.