Pictures on LED screen are yellow, purple, red and blurred

As artist, I'm looking for digital cameras that produce distortions on taken pictures, blur or bad colorisation. If you have one, I could buy it, give me your price.Thank you in advance
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Do the pictures still look this way when they are downloaded to your computer or just when played back on the camera screen? Was the camera exposed to high heat (like being left in a hot car)?

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Hi
I have got an S5000 that I can still view previously taken pictures from the card, but when trying to take pictures the screen and view finder shows a peculiar distorted purple and green picture and any picture taken is just a green blur.
I contacted Fuji and they say they can repair it for £90 (about $120)

It is probably not the LCD itself, but an element that is protecting the LCD is bent out of shape.

you need to download the pictures off the camera. Once they are downloaded and erased from the camera, you'll be able to take pictures again.

Hi,

Your pictures are blurry because the camera did not focus properly on the subject.

First, turn on the camera in any picture taking mode (or video mode), then look at the screen or viewfinder. There should be four white corners in the center of the camera display. This is your targeting area.
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1. Aim the camera at your subject so this center area is directly on it.

2. Press the shutter button lightly, not all the way down. Wait for a second or two WITHOUT RELEASING YOUR FINGER. If the white corners turn green, keep the finger on the button and press it all the way.

(Once the screen flashes black, a picture is taken and you can release the finger).
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If the targeting area turns red and blinks, then the camera has not focused. You can to try to focus again by following step 1 and 2. If a picture is taken when the targeting area is red, then the picture will be blurry.

If there is no targeting area, then you can still focus by aiming the camera at your subject. Now follow step 2. A green box will appear on the subject, then a sharp picture can be taken.
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The red arrow that flashes means that the pictures or videos are being written onto the memory card.

Also, try to be steady when taking pictures, because slight hand movement can cause blurry images too.

Page 25 in the DMC-FZ7's english manual will also explain how to focus.

CCD Imager is defective in your camera. Ckech following Sony web link to get free of cost repair facility.

http://esupport.sony.com/US/perl/news-item.pl?mdl=DSCM1&news_id=161

This sounds like a defective Sony CCD issue. If so, Sony will fix your Minolta camera for free (with free shipping) regardless of warranty. You need to do this before March 31, 2008 so get going! See this link:
http://esupport.sony.com/US/perl/news-item.pl?template_id=1&news_id=131#
The Dimage models that Sony is accepting for the recall repair are:
Dimage 7HI, 7I, A1, Xi, F300, XT, X20, S414.

your camera CCD is gone just replace it near your servive centre https://www.google.co.in/url?sa=i&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=images&cd=&cad=rja&uact=8&ved=0ahUKEwjw5aHq67_UAhUKuo8KHSMoDFEQjRwIBw&url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.ebay.com%2Fitm%2FSAMSUNG-PL100-CCD-SENSOR-FOR-REPLACEMENT-REPAIR-PART-%2F261071736686&psig=AFQjCNGNxusI0WektQaSxFc7lgATrkPq2w&ust=1497615818313040