Image won't flip when the lcd panel is fliped to 180 degree i.e when i flip the lcd panel towards the lense to do a self shoot the image, instead of appearing stright appears upside - down

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The most likely cause for this is a damaged or defective flexible ribbon cable that connects the LCD to the camera body and can be repaired fairly inexpensively. However, it's not a user serviceable problem and will need to be repaired by a qualified service technician.

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The flex strip is cut and thats why you are facing that problem ... please use it the way it works till you can ,,,,, when it completely goes dead have it replaced by a repairman ....

THE LCD HINGE MAY NEED REPLACING.

go to monitor disply and click on the rotation tab and set it back to normal

Flipped monitor display in Windows. Third-party software utilities such as the NVIDIA Settings have the ability to flip or rotate a monitor's display 0, 90, 180, and/or 270 degrees

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your lcd flexwire  is bad, you need pro help to fix it. 

the flex wire of the lcd monitor is have a open line that why it is not functioning....there is also a switch to on the viewfinder connected to lcd....in some model even the lcd is damage you can still use the viewfinder...

I have lots of Dell monitors and none of them has the ability to flip the screen orientation built into them. What I suspect has happened is he accidentally hit a keystroke combination that activated a feature in your video card driver. If you have the built-in Intel Extreme Graphics read this link and let us know if it helps. http://engtech.wordpress.com/2006/08/01/stupid-windows-features-monitor-display-turns-sideways-or-upside-down/

Justin, The orientation switch for the LCD module is located on the horizontal shaft which supports the monitor. The switch can be damaged or break off inside the LCD cabinet and cause this symptom. Also, we have seen the harness rubbing against the metal bracket and tear which causes the signal to be lost which directs the microprocessor to invert the image. I hope this helps you. Joe Weibel CustomElectronics.Org