Poor Image The picture has become very faded. It is like looking at the movie through a thin white sheet, but the menu display is crystal clear. Does it need a cleaning or is the bulb going out?Thanks.

There are a couple of things that you can try to see if the image clears up, or is to your liking. You can adjust the resolution of the picture via the menu in the tv. You can also try resetting the tv to the factory settings, via the menu. You can also try auto configuration, which is also a menu item. If you are using a dvd/blu-ray player, use the HDMI cable for optimum picture quality.

you have to check preset picture mode if still not good then reset setting in setup mode.after that your picture become good. if problem still then there is problem with LCD panel.

t is easy to add a background picture by using the Watermark feature. First, you will click on “Page Layout”. In that menu bar (or ribbon), click on “Watermark”. A window menu will open. At the bottom of that window menu, click on “Custom Watermark”.
In the new menu that opens, check “Picture Watermark”, then “Select Picture” to find an image file on your computer to use. You have the option to have the picture look faded, as a watermark, or displayed in its full color. Check “Washout” for the faded option, or uncheck, to view the background picture in its full glory.
You will then need to choose the size of your background picture, by selecting one of the options under “Scale”.
To remove the watermark, simply click “Watermark”, and choose the “Remove Watermark” option.
Even if you don’t choose the “Washout” option, the background image will appear faded while you are working on your page. But, if you view the page through “Page Preview”, you can see how the background will look when printed.
To get to the "Page Preview" command, click on the Office Button on the upper left hand corner of the Word 2007 screen. Move your cursor over the "Print" option, and another menu will open to its right. On that menu, click "Print Preview".

Hi,

First verify that you didn't just accidentally turn off the LCD. To check, turn the camera on and press the "DISPLAY" or "DISP" button once. One other thing to check is that faded pictures can sometimes be caused by a stuck shutter. Potential symptoms may also include purple scratchy lines showing up on the LCD monitor and the camera's pictures. Other reported symptoms may be extremely distorted images (one reader likened them to the movie "Grudge"). Or blank or black pictures or black videos with good sound being recorded on the camera's flash card. You may suspect that the camera's shutter is not opening, but this is not the case. Note that the camera's menu functions should show up without any problem. Please note that your camera must be experiencing these symptoms due to a faulty CCD, and not due to other problems. Note that they're going to look for dings and dents. This is a CCD failure and in some cases had been subject to a recall. Contact Casio support-this may be one of the recalls and replacement camera could be on its way. They will do it for free of cost.


Thank you!!

Adjust the horizontal in the menu then try the overscan adjustment. If the image does not look dim you do not need a lamp.

Is this Sony DSC-T1 camera or some other model? let me know to help you out.

sounds like your color wheel is fading.

I am not sure if I understand your question correctly but here goes..

if you want to click on a link within crystal report and them show the picture you can use OLE..
in the tools menu click on OLE, select "Create From File" ,
select the object type eg: MS bitmap.
Select Link
Browse to folder where the image exists. and select it
you can now select a Icon or leave as is and it will display the image name..
Clikc OK

now when you run CR if you click on that link it will open and display the image..

if you just want to add a Image to CR
in the Tools Meni select Insert, Picture browse to the folder where the image is stored and select it then click OK and it will be displayed

I hope this helps

I have an s60 and it sounds like I had this exact problem. Whenever I took a photo, the entire picture was covered with white horizontal lines. The actual image files were striped the same way.

I found this on the Canon USA site:
http://www.usa.canon.com/consumer/controller?act=PgComSmModDisplayAct&keycode=2112&fcategoryid=223&modelid=10149

Because it was a hardware issue, they sent me a shipping label, I sent in the camera, they fixed it, and sent it back. All free of charge.

Good luck; I hope your camera is repairable.