Screen Flashes and phone locks up

If a fault is detected, then the letter H appears on the LCD screen on top of the camera. The user manual for the ELPH 370Z says on the page that in such circumstances the user must remove the battery from the camera and wait for the H to disappear before replacing the battery. If this does not solve the problem, then the camera is actually junk. It is an APS film camera obsolete and spare parts are no longer available

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It means that there is no video signal from your video card. 1. Check the video cables 2. Try connecting your internal video card if you have one or change the card with new one.

It's a bad LCD screen or bad video card. If its a laptop, try to hook an external monitor to the video port in the back and see if it has the same problem. If it is the same problem, then you know its the video card and not the monitor screen. If you have a desktop PC that has this problem, its most likely the video card. First try removing the monitor and trying it on another computer to see if the monitor is bad. If not, then remove and replace your video card and restart. If same problem, replace video card with a new one.

may be ur LCD screen have some problem

so u are saying that ur camera is taking pics perfectly but u r unable to see them on lcd but u can see them on PC is that so then ur LCD is faulty offcourse is there any button to toggle lcd on/off if it doesnt help then my dear get it replaced

but if u can see some signs on lcd like info or something then my friend the problem is bigger than u think it is CCD failure

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reset your monitor settings with deafaults with menu.u see some buton on lcd or monitor.

$300. ? To REPAIR? Way out of line. Replace the unit with a similar flash or go for another brand. SUNPACK flash units are reasonably priced and the have models that work with Canon abd orher cameras.

Ed

There is nothing wrong with your camera - It is doing what it is meant to do!

The purpose of the flashing areas is to drawn your attention to parts of the image that are over-exposed. In an ideal world nothing would ever be overexposed, but if the image has both very dark and very bright areas, the camera cannot capture both - something has to give! The flashing areas are just to let you know.

It's covered on page 52 of the manual.

Matt

It sounds as though you may have a faulty lcd. Replace lcd(screen) and see if it solves the problem