Yellow Camera in LCD Screen with a ! sign. What does this mean?

Perhaps in disassembly pressure on the LCD cracked the crystal display with will cause a rich black screen. If the camera has both internal and LCD displays, perhaps the switch is set to the eyepiece? My lumix will shut off the LCD and turn on the eyepiece to save battery. Check wires to that switch.

Switch off ambient light sensor that should do it

Blur warning. The camera is warning you that the shutter speed may be too slow for you to handhold the camera steady enough to prevent camera motion from blurring your photo.
For full details refer to the "Warning Messages and Displays" section of the manual (page 113 in my copy). If you need a manual you may download a copy here.

basically it means the camera is finding it hard to focus as there is not enough light. Set the camera to automatic and turn on your flash. when you put the flash on the yellow camera icon should disappear and you will see the picture in the viewfinder is a lot sharper. I have the same camera and had the same problem. Turning on the flash solved it.

Take out the memory card from the camera and insert it into the small slot in your computer, then go to "my computer" and it should show up just like a hard drive would. Then just drag and drop the photos.
Hope it works for you.

I have an S1000fd and to get rid of the yellow camera icon with the exclamation mark next to it I pushed the button on the side of the flash to pop the flash up. Its a low light level indicator basically.

We had the exact same problem. We transferred the photos off of the camera and then it went away. So possibly it is a memory full error or a card read error. I am not sure but the transfer solved the issue.

I don't know which shooting mode you are in, but the red shaking camera icon indicates that based on the settings that your camera is in, you may experience camera shake (which is your image stabilizer or "is" in action). The yellow blinking indicator light means that your camera is having a hard time achieving proper exposure and that the shutter speed with be slowed down to reach a proper exposure. Extending the shutter speed means that you are at risk for camera shake (i.e. blurry image).
Solutions for this are:

• increase ISO
• use a tripod
• use flash

Hope this helps!

If the camera is taking photos that are pitch black, and you cannot se anything, then it could be one of two things. 1) your backlight AND lcd are damaged/detached (if it was white that would mean the backlight is working) or 2) the CCD (like film for a digital camera) is damaged. If you can see an image, but it is VERY dark, then that would indicate a backlight error. There are 2 ways to test this. 1) take a picture and transfer it to your computer. If you can see the photo you took on your computer then it is a backlight/lcd problem. or 2) under the rubber where you usually plug the usb in, there may also be a plug that looks like it would fit a headphone jack. There should also be a cable with red/white/yellow on one end and a headphone looking plug on the other end, that came with the camera. You could connect this to your camera and to a tv and you should be able to then see what the camera sees. If you can then it is a backlight/lcd error. If you can't see anything, make sure the tv is on the right setting and that the yellow plug is fully inserted. If you still can't see anything then it is probably a ccd error, in which case you should contact sony.

Upper Indicator
" Green: Metering complete (two beeps sound)
" Orange: Flash will fire
" Blinking Orange: Camera shake warning / Insufficient exposure
Lower Indicator
" Yellow: Macro Mode / Manual Focus
" Blinking Yellow: Focusing difficulty* (single beep sounds)
* When the indicator blinks yellow, lock the focus before shooting.
The AF frame appears as follows when the LCD monitor is on. " Green: Metering complete
" Yellow: Focusing difficulty (When AiAF is turned on.)