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Screen is white and doesn't display area being photographed. Can take pictures.

Can shoot a picture, but screen dosen't display the area being photographed. Screen is white.

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  • usertom4422 May 30, 2008

    Tried solution #2 and it worked fine. Thanks Maxim.

  • Anonymous Jun 02, 2008

    DSC-S40 Digital Camera screen is white all the time.

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    white display unable to shoot

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From camerahacker.com:
1. Hold camera firmly in left hand.
2. Smartly rap front of camera with knuckles of right hand on the "Cyber-shot" logo.
Worked for me :)
// Maxim

  • Anonymous Dec 08, 2011

    Manual reset did not work, but this worked for me. Thanks!

  • Anonymous Jan 17, 2012

    worked like a charm, couldn't believe it, thanks

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Alright, open the camera and reinstall flexible conncetor of LCD.

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When turning on the sony cyber shot camera dsc-s40 camera that i have the screen is white when i click the lcd button it turns black ..just like the young lady said i can photogragh a pic but i can't see it the screen is white ..please tell me what i need to do. please be as detailed as possiable. thank you

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SOURCE: my Sony Cyber-shot DSC-H9 has a problem when i'am using it outdoor, sunlight .Can shoot a picture, but screen dosen't display the area being photographed.

you must read the owner manual, section troubleshooting for indicate what is wrong. and fix it. Otherwise you must to the repair shop for fix it.
Normally the LCD is faulty, and need replace it.
God bless you

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