DSC-T1 LCD looks like I'm looking thru night vision goggles!

In those sets there is what they call color wheel and it could be on its way out it sounds like its stuck.or not working prop in any case you need to bring it in for service place

Hello, have you or someone else pointed this night vision devise at bright lights, street lights, head lights. If so, maybe the damage has/hasn't alread been done. STOP. This PVS-7 goggles with ITT image tube with generation 2 or 2+ or possibly generation 3 tube. The devise is an American made unit, and the best in the world. Nobody can compete with the USA on NV. They sat the standards on Night Vision.

Have you replace the 6 volt battery? Get the goggle in a darken room then turn the switch on.
see if the 25mm plate will turn green and stay on. But first replace that battery.
Therefore, if this test works, then never and I mean never shine NV devises into bright lights, it will destroy them every time.

PS. send me another message and let see what happen. stewbison

Hello, that is normally to have some black spots. Now, if tries to tell that this Military spec. He wrong. Two black spot on any image tubes used by the US Military is rejected, they only allow one black spot and that if everything else is OK. How fuzzy is around the outer circle of the image tube. If there is a uniformed green pattern through out the scope. I would say it was OK. But remember "Buy be Aware". GB...stewbison

That so easy....go to the settings of your camera and then change your sepia green into normal scene...ok???

Hi,
It is problem of bad CCD Imager in DSC-T1 and that part would be replaced for correct live view to take picture.
Sony would repair DSC-T1 in bad CCD Imager problem for Free of Cost.
Please click Sony CCD Imager Support for details.
If you are in different country, let me know to guide you.

check out your scene and macro settings. If you are in macro mode (an icon that looks like a tulip), you should be no more than 2 feet away from your subject. Also if you are in the wrong mode (night mode in daylight, or bright mode indoors, for example), your colors may appear off.
Also check to see if your digital zoom is on. If it is, and you are too far from the subject, your picture can be quite grainy. This is a great effect if you want your picture to appear as if it were an impressionist painting, but not for a crisp picture or portrait.

WELL . IT looks like you dont have the INSTALLATION DISK to download pictures to PC . IF THIS IS THE CASE , dont worry , you can download it thru the SONY website , heres the link:
http://www.nodevice.com/driver/DSC-T1/get40111.html , hope it helps , and please rate & thanks AJ

White balance settings may be changed. Go to the menu select WHITE BALANCE then select AUTO in it , then OK then return, now try.

its the light engine i had the same problem

The only recommendation is to correct the colour balance in a photo editor in your computer Come back here if you do not know about photo editing. As far as the camera is concerned there is no remedy as far as I can see -its old age time for a new one Repair is not an option.