Sony Dsc h2o dropped in water

If you have DISP/ DISPLAY button then press it 2 - 3 times and see the result. After that if the problem still same then take a snap & see it in PC. If the snap not taken by camera then its a CCD fault . If you able to see the photo in PC then its a LCD display problem & need servicing.

Only you can answer this question, but if you do not keep your children under control, this is what can happen.

I'd say the camera's had a good life. Technology's moved along so much in the past decade that any current camera would be a large step forward.

Things to check first for a camera that won't turn on, or works intermittently are the battery contact points, ensuring that they're clean, and making good contact with the battery. Troubleshooting tips on other things that need to be checked may be seen here. These tips won't work for every case, but they're worth a try.

It could already be dead, water and electricity don't mix, but you could try this.

Take out the battery (If anything like this ever happens again, camera, mobile phone, anything electrical, remove batteries immediately).

Put it in a dry warm place, airing cupboard, over a radiator (but not on) for a few days to dry out the circuits, then put the battery in and try again.

If it doesn't show any signs of life then, I'm afraid its had it. But if you've accidental damage cover on your home insurance, you should be able to claim against that for a new one.

You have damaged the LCD and/or thrown out of alignment the optics in the camera. You will have to take it to a repair person or submit it for a warranty repair.

the display is been broken...you can get the one from customer service...

Water is second only to fire as being the most destructive thing you can subject your camera to.

Sorry, but it is a write-off. Even after drying out there will be residual and ongoing corrosion and retained moisture in internal components. This is specifically why your warranty is invalidated by such damage and why no camera repairer will even attempt a repair.

All you can do is to see whether you can claim for accidental damage on any insurance policies which you may have.

Your lense has got mechanical problem. You need to open the lense and inspect for damage to the lense and clean all parts and puth them back together again. when you open it look for small fragments.

Good luck

The same thing happened to my Sony DSC-T70 today after I dropped it. White screen with green vertical lines. Need help!