Sony Cameras - Page 4 - Popular Questions, Answers, Tips & Manuals

Follow these steps to delete all pictures from the memory card in your Sony Cybershot camera Delete All Pictures from Sony Cybershot Step 1 Turn on camera and make sure it is charged. Step 2 Press the Playback button (confirm that you want to remove all pictures from the memory card) Please note - at this point, if you hit the delete button the camera will delete one picture at a time. Before I figured out how to delete all pics this was the point where I got upset, thinking that I had to delete 600 pictures...one at a time.

https://www.dpreview.com/forums/thread/2997541

Hi This could be down to dust/dirt getting into one of the menu buttons. This could give the camera the impression the button is permanently being depressed. Check all the buttons to check that they are free moving and not stuck in anyway. Hope this helps

Hi! Kindly find attached a link to the manual to this SONY camera. Hope the "troubleshooting" part will help you find a solution. Troubleshooting Sony DSC F828 User Manual Page 119 of 160

does not matter, you will get guidance on you tube

Hola Terry desconozco los set up de esa c?mara Has probado reproducir lo grabado en una pantalla diferente a la de la c?mara Si la imagen sigue en TONOS DE GRISES ,tendrias que dudar de alg?n set up o la c?mara esta en la funci?n visi?n nocturna o nightshot ese control deberias encontrarlo cercano al lente de la c?mara suerte saludos desde Chile

Lens is stuck

Find someone who reads Mandarin.

Not all cameras display the date on the photo. Most just store the date and time with all the other photo details in the EXIF file.

Not enough information to provide an answer.

Point at very close object for focus then take pix without moving focus point.

You need two things. A USB lead to connect to your camera and software installed on your computer to recognise your camera is connected to it via the USB lead. The software and USB lead should have come with the camera. The software will be on a CD or DVD. If it did not then you need to download the software from the Sony website and then install it on your computer. Depending on your computer, ensure you download the correct type. It will either be for a MAC IOS or Windows PC.

Hi, Error messages can be found at https://www.sony.com.au/electronics/support/articles/00008857. E:62:10 is a generic error of the stabilizer and has nothing to do with the battery or the memory stick. In fact, after less than 3 years of use the stabilizer breaks down, making it impossible to take sharp pictures, and displaying the dreaded E:62:10 error message. This is a very well known problem that happens a lot and still today with Sony camera's. Thousands of users on the Internet have the same problem, read the website http://sony-e-62-10.atspace.cc/ or search E:62:10 on the Internet or on YouTube. A temporary solution could be available at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S53D3EfDVk0 . For me it is a hidden defect or a problem of obsolescence programmed which Sony refuses to follow up despite the many complaints. I would indeed advise taking contact with the support services, and keep us posted of the evolution of your case.

Hi, This is a very well known problem that happens a lot and still today with Sony camera's. Error messages can be found at https://www.sony.com.au/electronics/support/articles/00008857. E:62:10 is a generic error of the stabilizer. After less than 3 years of use the stabilizer breaks down, making it impossible to take sharp pictures, and displaying the dreaded E:62:10 error message. Thousands of users on the Internet have the same problem, read the website http://sony-e-62-10.tk/ or search E:62:10 on the Internet or on YouTube. A temporary solution could be available at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S53D3EfDVk0. For me it is a hidden defect or a problem of obsolescence programmed which Sony refuses to follow up despite the many complaints. I would indeed advise taking contact with the support services, and keep us posted of the evolution of your case.

There are software available for image recovery from SD and SDHC cards. One good one was produced for free by San Disk. It was called Rescue Pro. Others are available too, here is an example, there are others. https://www.cardrecovery.com/?rid=google&kid=cr0103&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIv-GD6aGn4gIVCJ3tCh3hugT2EAAYASAAEgK3I_D_BwE

Did you format the new memory stick?

If the camera has sensor cleaning ability it should have a built in facility to do this. Otherwise do not attempt it yourself, check the camera manual or the manufacturers website for more information. Taking photos in low light is always in risk of getting what could be described as grey spots. The technical term is Artefacts. This is where the sensor has insufficient light to generate a clear image from the available light and the camera software guesses what colours should be there, often they are grey or black.

Is there a memory card installed? If there is try a different card it may have hung up on reading the contents of the card.

check and test battery

Did you acknowledge which language your camera is to use?, Usually you need to OK the choice for all the settings options.