Sony Cyber-shot DSC-T70 Digital Camera "fix camera black dots" Questions

black dot Every picture that is taken by my camera leaves a black dot in the picture.What can I do to fix it? maybe a bad ccd imager. the peice that takes the picture (converts color to digital)

...camera cleaning several times, but looks like it doesn't help. This dot becomes less visible, If I'm using more light, but in dark conditions it looks very bad. How can I fix it? Or it is something ...

...fix the LCD screen? That's happened to various devices of mine. Did you try pressing on the screen with your finger where the black dots are? Sometimes that works for me when screens have "stuck" ...

...fix on this software. Then assuming you have not formated the card, re-download the photos (you'll have to delete the ones you have previously downloaded with the black eyes- or give the new download ...

...camera does not have the black dot on it either. Is it a problem with the sensor? How can I get it fixed? Your sensor has some dust stuck to the sensor. You will have to take it to a service center, ...

...fix? I dont know wheather the black do t is coming in your picture also (after down loading you can seee) if yes you hace to clean your ccd/filter etc. If the dot not coming into you picture then you ...

...camera into thinking that an AV plug is inserted. This will turn off the screen. To fix it, repeatedly insert and remove an AV cable into the port several times. This may help break off any corrosion ...

camera when it was in my purse, in its case, but on the ground. when the screen is off a black dot is still visible with four black rays coming from it. when i turn it on, the screen is white with the

there is a black dot in the lens is there any wayto fix it there is a black dot in the lens is there any way to fix it possibly way inside lens .may not be fixable depending how far it is in lens .

...fix it, it needs further investigation. I'm no pro and was lucky to buy camera 2nd hand and it's been excellent, just this dot... Any idea's ? It's probably a speck of dust on the image sensor behind ...