Questions & Answers for: Fuji no image on lcd

...lcd display.No visible image.Menu is still visible. Defective ccd imager!! company will replace this ccd imager free of charge. Year 2002 up to 2005 released unit has a factry defect ccd imager. the ...

...I would appreciate any info from anyone else who has experienced this problem. Defective ccd imager!! company will replace this ccd imager free of charge. Year 2002 up to 2005 released unit

LCD image color is green with a small amount of pink and hard to make out the image I am looking at. Is there anything I can do to correct this problem? Thank you; Bill billdl@ruraltel try to playback

...steady is no small feat at the best of times, but being forced to hold the camera away from your body to view an image through the LCD adds a new level of instability to the picture-taking

...mode the image you just took will not display on the LCD immediately after the image is taken. The LCD mode can be selected in the set up menu. I hope this helps! Sincerely, Allan Go Ahead. Use

...image in oth the LCD and viewfinder the image is blurry in the viewfinder and the LCD. When I take a picture, it gets even more distorted. If the image is blurred on both clean the lens, if it does ...

...image is very washed-out looking. The LCD acts up in this way whether in a mode for shooting or for reviewing photos. He says that the photos still look fine when uploaded to the computer. Thanks for ...

...image the LCD screen does not show the image, screen is black I can view the images taken, but when I try to take an image the LCD screen does not show the image at all, black screen hey my camera ...

...image on lcd I have new batteries in my S5000 but do not get an image on the lcd screen when I switch on in photo (auto) mode. I have tried pressing display a number of times but still nothing. I got ...

image come proper but the LCD screen is white then the problem occur in LCD screen. So just replaced the screen. But after click the snap if that's white or dark ( no image ) then your lens connection