HEEELP for problem E:61:10

When I turn on the camera the screen is totally black and nothing appears on it for at least a minute and when I finally get a view it's all blurry and there's nothing that can be distinct. Also on the screen a tilting message appears which is the following: E:61:10 I'm really worried about it specially cause I need so much for my architectural studies. Thanks in advance for your help!

Anonymous Mar 22, 2008

I just repaired my DSC-M1 that had the E:61:10 Error message. Real easy fix. Email me at [email protected] to get the procedure for repairing it.

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Anonymous

I just fixed a DSC-M1 with an error code E:61:10 that I bought on Ebay for $100. Real easy repair. Just email me for the procedure to repair it. [email protected]

Posted on Mar 22, 2008

Martin Weber-Becker Dec 30, 2012

Hey SirIhave the same error on my Sony DSC T2 .Would you be so kind to send me how you fixed it?Thans a lot.
daniela fernandez Mar 10, 2014

Hi, I am having the same problem in my DSC P51. Could you please help me to fix it? Thanks in advance.

Anonymous

Can't believe it! Looked up the error and found this page, and it works, a good hard slap! Incredible, saved me £300 !! Cheers!!!!

Posted on Sep 01, 2007

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