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Anonymous Posted on Nov 26, 2008

My sony mativa cd400 is on three shot mode,

I was checking my camera over before vacation and wanted to try out the features I hardly use, well, I got it set on three shots and cant get it off, I cant find the directions, this has been the best camera , have had it for at least 4 yrs. thanks for your help

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Nov 15, 2006

SOURCE: E18 Problem with Sony Cyber-Shot DSC-H1 Digital Camera

it is due to the friction in the lense movement. your camera needs repairs.

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Jul 22, 2008

SOURCE: SONY Super Steady Shot 5.1 digital camara

Hey flacko724,
You should be able to go to any Best Buy™ store and they should be able to pull up the extended service plan which I am assuming you purchased from Best Buy™. If the store cannot find the service plan you should then try calling 1-888-Best Buy™. I hope this helps!

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Anonymous

  • Posted on Aug 21, 2009

SOURCE: Sony Cyber-shot camera automatic focus not working

Turn camera on...Press [MENU] - [SETUP] scroll down [SETUP ] then select [INITIALISE]
Repeat a few times if it does not clear.
If no joy & if you are in the UK I can help you out.
p.m at [email protected]

Testimonial: "THanks kiddo242 -- I've tried your suggestion for resetting all of the settings. This initial results look much more focused!"

kakima

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  • Posted on Jan 29, 2010

SOURCE: what is the best setting for taking indoor action

There is no good solution for this. There's only a limited amount of light indoors.

First, you need the widest aperture you can get on your lens. You can get this by going to the Aperture-priority (A) mode.

Even so, you're shutter speed will most likely be too slow to freeze the action. You can combat this somewhat by raising the ISO. This will increase the noise, but I'd prefer a noisy picture to a blurry picture.

That still probably won't get you great pictures. Since you probably can't rig more floodlights in the gym, you'll be limited to using your flash if the action is taking place close enough to you (and if flash is permitted).

You can gain an additional stop or two with faster lenses, but such lenses can cost more than $2000. Unless _Sports Illustrated_ is paying for your pictures, that's probably not an option at this time.

I realize this doesn't really solve your problem. Unfortunately, as I stated up front, there is no good solution.

Anonymous

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  • Posted on May 01, 2010

SOURCE: password problem to change setting for my Sony Cyber Shot camera

With the camera off hold the Zoom to the 'W' side. While holding the zoom press the play button, when the camera powers on it will ask if you want to reset. Press ok.

The camera will then ask you for a 4 digit reset code. The code is:

7669

Have fun!

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