I dropped my camera and now the pictures are funny...
I accidently dropped my camera on a hardwood floor and then I tried to take pictures.. which work but the pictures look not normal.. It's not focused and it has little lines throughout the picture.. plleasssse help
A friend of mine dropped my camera and it sounds exactly like your problem, little lines and looks fuzzy!! Did you manage to get your fixed? I thought I would probably have to buy a new camera, knowing my luck. I have found that if you tap the camera before you take a photo it seems to work properly, not too clever I know.A friend of mine dropped my camera and it sounds exactly like your problem, little lines and looks fuzzy!! Did you manage to get your fixed? I thought I would probably have to buy a new camera, knowing my luck. I have found that if you tap the camera before you take a photo it seems to work properly, not too clever I know.
AnonymousJun 12, 2008
Hi, I had this problem when my friend dropped my camera, I took it to a shop and it was gonna cost about £85 to fix it, its the shutter... not really worth it for me so I had to buy a new one.
CaracatHi, I had this problem when my friend dropped my camera, I took it to a shop and it was gonna cost about £85 to fix it, its the shutter... not really worth it for me so I had to buy a new one. Caracat
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Mine did the same thing and after reading the best answer i decided to drop the camera again and try to unstick the shutter so i just turned my camera on and dropped it about 4 ft on to the floor and it worked just fine also if you look at the lens on the camera you can tell if the shutter is stuck because it should be a circle shape.
This really did work for me even though it sounds crazy
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What you describe is the symptom of a stuck shutter. The shutter is inside the lens and must close in order for the image sensor to properly record the image. Yours is stuck open, and that is why you see the lines across your images.
When a stuck shutter results from an impact it usually requires full disassembly and manual re-setting of the delicate shutter blades. This problem would require professional repair.
Unfortunately damage from an impact is not covered by your factory warranty. You can find good repair services on the internet who can service your camera.
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you have probably damaged the screen itself, try using it connected to an external monitor, if you have a good picture then your screen needs replacing
It seems as though you broke the camera through the accidental dropping on the floor. I can imagine that your parents may be upset, as it seems you and they are are responsible for the damage. You just need to ask the owner what they would like you to do to make things right. Digital cameras are not expensive these days, and you should be able to get a replacement for less than $150 or so. You should get them another Sony, and pick one with a megapixel rating that is at least as high as the one you broke.
If you are lucky, they may say that it was old anyway, and that they were going to buy another soon. (And not ask you to replace it.)
Yes, you can use the Bruce hardwood floor cleaner. I've used it many times to clean up after jobs. It brings a nice shine to the floor and is designed for either a hardwood or laminate floor. Hope this helps.
sounds like a bent shaft has the driver had any nail stuck or came out the side? whats the presser on?Are you nailing over exiting floor such as v.c.t or other hardwood floor try a couple drops oil in the nailer i' ve been doing floors for over 30 years these are some of the problems i came across hope its helps some what
A friend of mine dropped my camera and it sounds exactly like your problem, little lines and looks fuzzy!! Did you manage to get your fixed? I thought I would probably have to buy a new camera, knowing my luck. I have found that if you tap the camera before you take a photo it seems to work properly, not too clever I know.
Hi, I had this problem when my friend dropped my camera, I took it to a shop and it was gonna cost about £85 to fix it, its the shutter... not really worth it for me so I had to buy a new one.
Caracat
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