20 Most Recent Sony Cyber-Shot DSC-S70 Digital Camera - Page 2 Questions & Answers

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Here's the link where you can download the manua :

http://esupport.sony.com/US/perl/model-documents.pl?mdl=DSCS70

I hope that helps.

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wat kayn of problem is dat

Hello CathyCool The LCD itself may not have problems. If it ain't broken it most probably doesn't have a problem. Most likely the problems you have are given by a faulty connector between the LCD and the camera's mainboard. You should take the camera to a service center to have it checked. Tell them to make an estimate over the repair costs before they actually do something. In this way you will know what prices can you espect over the repair. I'll give about 60% chances that this is a minor defect involving that connector. In this case they will just need to reconnect it back firmly.

Lithium battery is very sensitive to overcharge, so there is a chip inside the battery to take care that for you. You don't need to worry about leaving it overnight.

Francois, First make sure you ddin't buy a Nikon 990...once that's confirmed, take your S70 back! It sounds like you did all the correct tests to verify the pixels. I also did the test and my S70 passed with flying non-colors. If you 've only had it for a couple of days exchange the thing for a brand new one. Prove your point and have a photo ready of the dead pixels. good luck!

The macro is good at 4cm at wide angle, 8inches at full telephoto(different distances for any focal length in between). I read that someplace in the manual, I believe.

Wouldn't be surprised if it were a Photoshop problem. Can you open it in another image editor? Have you transferred the image to your hard drive first?

Panfocus mode on the F505 appears to convert the lens to a fixed-focus design, (everything in reason is always in focus) presumably by stopping down, and perhaps by doing other lens adjustments. So "panfocus" must mean "the whole world is always in focus", instead of "quickly focus as you pan", as at least one reviewer has misinterpreted it. This feature is very handy for a couple of reasons. First it eliminates the autofocus delay, cutting the shooting time down to just the shutter release delay. And second, it allows for shooting in total darkness, since the image is always in focus.

I have the S70 now.. and it's a long shutterlag, that is correct.. but i've taken photos all the day now and it's not a big problem, you get used to it right away.. I can recommend this camera very much! It's just fabulous! I had the Fuji MX-700 and Canon S10 before and this one is soo much better in all aspects.. And the manual focus, aperture/shutter controls are VERY easy to use.. but it's only a few preset focuses to choose from. The camera was bigger than i thought but the quality of most pictures i've taken are just amazing. One thing i miss from the Canon is the infra-red focus assist.. the night shots are very amazing! well.. ask whatever you want to know and i'll tell you ;-)

If you have the Owner's Manual, the instructions are on pages 33 and 44. .......... Make sure that the Mode switch on top of the camera is set to "Still". Use the menu to select "Effect". Then select "Date/Time". Then select "OFF"

I believe you are looking for a USB transfer cable for your Sony Cybershot N50. I found a replacement USB camera transfer data sync charging cable cord for Sony Cybershot Cyber-Shot DSCH200, DSCH300, DSCW370, DSCW800, DSCW830, DSC-H200, DSC-H300, DSC-W370, DSC-W800, DSC-W830 digital camera on Amazon . This cable is compatible with several Sony Cybershot models, including the N50. The cable is priced at $7.95 and comes with a 30-day return policy. Amazon.com: Replacement USB Camera Transfer Data Sync Charging Cable Cord for Sony Cybershot Cyber-Shot DSCH200, DSCH300,DSCW370,DSCW800,DSCW830,DSC-H200,DSC-H300,DSC-W370,DSC-W800,DSC-W830 Digital Camera (Black) : Electronics

copy and paste https://www.manualslib.com/products/Sony-Srp-F300-4070606.html

An error -13.01 is a "disk read error". See Page 7 of service manual how to correct the problem. Sony MVC-FD83 Service Manual (Page 7 of 113) ' ManualsLib

Check the charger and it's cable and confirm it is providing power for charging ? Make sure the connectors are clean and dust / rust free. For further help, see trouble shooting section of user manual Help Guide ' Top (sony.com)

Question edited for clarity and add CAPS. You will need to take it to a Sony Service Centre. You may need a drive motor and only they can provide it. It is a good camera and worth repairing. https://www.google.com/search?q=sony+mavica+service+center ..

The Sony DCR-PC100 is a camcorder model that was released before touch screen interfaces and language settings became more common on consumer electronics. As such, it's possible that this specific model might not have a built-in option to change the language from Japanese to English, especially if it was originally sold for the Japanese market. However, there are a few general steps you can try that might help:

1. System Menu: Check the camcorder's settings menu for any language-related options. Look for a "System" or "Language" menu where you might be able to change the language settings. Keep in mind that the menu options might still be displayed in Japanese, so you might need to rely on symbols or context.
2. Reset to Defaults: Some devices have a "Reset to Defaults" option that might reset all settings, including language, to the factory defaults. This might be worth trying if you're unable to find the language settings.
3. Contact Sony Support: If you're unable to find a solution through the manual or online resources, it's best to contact Sony customer support for your region. They might be able to provide specific guidance or let you know if changing the language is even possible on the DCR-PC100.
4. Third-Party Resources: Search for user forums or online communities where other users might have faced a similar issue and found a solution. Sometimes, enthusiasts or experts in those communities can provide helpful insights.
5. Professional Assistance: If all else fails, consider reaching out to a professional technician or service center that specializes in Sony camcorders. They might have experience with older models and could potentially assist you.

This video shows they have a problem with latches. There isn't much on it, so a Sony Camera Repair Centre is probably the best solution. https://www.google.com/search?q=Sony+DSC+S700+camera.+can%27t+open+battery+compartment ..

You could try doing a factory reset, it should not ship in demo mode. Follow the picture below.