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LCD Display pschedelic colors

My camera's display and the photo's taken with it have bright multicolor artifacts that vary in severity from shot to shot. This happens both indoors and out. Help!!!

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    Ron Woodson Jul 06, 2007

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If there are random colour streaks moving around it can be due to defective CCD imaging IC. You need a skilled workshop to replace this and we can get you the parts from SONY and service manuals.

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