My daughter's digital camera is foggy on the inside of the lens. Any chance this will resolve itself? No idea what happened to it. I've wiped the lens clean on the outside but see it's still foggy on the inside.

If the lens on your Samsung SC-D353 camcorder is foggy, there are a few steps you can try to clear it:

1. Clean the lens using a lens cleaning solution and a soft, lint-free cloth. Be sure to gently wipe the lens in a circular motion, taking care not to scratch it.
2. If the foggy appearance persists, there may be moisture inside the camcorder. You can try using a hair dryer or a can of compressed air to blow out any moisture that may be trapped inside the camcorder.
3. If the foggy appearance is still present after trying these steps, there may be an issue with the lens itself. In this case, you may need to have the camcorder serviced by a professional.

I hope this helps! If you have any further questions or if you are having trouble clearing the foggy lens on your camcorder, don't hesitate to ask.

Sounds like condensation is forming on the inside of the camera lens or housing glass.

Hello,

Did you happen to drop it accidentally? Or accidentally applied force into your camera? If yes, then there is big chance you will gonna have to replace the whole lens! If not, then it might just be dirt stuck inside your lens mechanism. To fix it, hold your camera with the lens facing the ground. Then, tap your camera repeatedly. Start with light tapping to moderate. If that doesn't work, spray condensed air directly into the lens part of your camera.

If you cannot remove the smudges by wiping the exposed part of the lens, then water or salt (if salt water) may be inside the lens. This can happen especially if there was mist or rain. You may need to take it to a camera repair shop and see if they can help you.

is screen is foggy/image formation is foggy,chaque the lens unit

If you have recently dropped the camera you may have damaged the lens tube (housing). This damage will prevent the lens from moving properly and will cause the camera to shut itself off after a few seconds. If the lens is damaged the camera will require professional repair. If the lens is not damaged, the problem may be battery related. Make sure that you have the correct battery type installed, and that the batteries are fresh/fully charged. If the problem persists, you may have corrosion on the battery contacts inside that camera that is preventing full battery power from flowing to the camera. Remove the batteries and wipe the inside camera contacts firmly with a dry cloth (heavy corrosion may require cleaning with a wire brush, steel wool, or sand paper). Remove any residue that may have fallen into the battery compartment during cleaning, then wipe both ends of the batteries and reinstall them in the camera. This cleaning solves the problem about 90% of the time, and I hope it works for you.

Hi there and welcome to FixYa.

No matter if your the casual user, or someone wanting the best for their investment. Here is the proper way to clean a lens.

You will need: a Blowerbrush, a microfiber cloth, your breath, and if you managed to get serious grease on your lens; a bottle of good quality lens cleaner (the purer the better).

1)Get a blowerbrush. In case your unaware of what a blower brush is, It has a bulb on one end and a brush on the other end.
Brush/blow the dust particles from the lens.

2) Breath on your lense element so it's foggy.

3) Wipe the fog off your lens with the cloth. Do not rub the element! You just want to wipe. It may take a few wipes to get it clean.

4) If after a few wipes, and you still have spots: put a few drops of lens cleaner on the cloth and using circle motion, start wiping from the center of the lens to the outer most part of the lens. Remember...wipe, don't rub.

When your done, hit it with your breath again and a few wipes of a dry portion of your microfiber cloth.

That will be about it. Thanks for coming to FixYa.

Rob

I think you have to wipe the lens from the inside. humidity must have caused that cloud. take out the lens module and wipe it with a lint free cloth

That depens if the fog is inside or outside, outside it usually dries faster than inside. You are advised to let it dry at least another 24 hours , if the lens is still foggy after that , thab you must go to a repair shop to let it be cleaned.

the lens cover gets stuck sometimes. It just needs a gentle touch and it opens up. Only happened once to me. In my case it happened after my daughter held onto the camera with her finger on the lens cover.