20 Most Recent Sony Cyber-shot DSC-W190 Digital Camera Questions & Answers

Just see the battery is properly fitted check the sd card is unlock see the came is no on picture mode

the mechanism of your lens assy is defective, replacing lens assembly will solve the problem

Try to hold the camera more properly. Disable flash if enough light is there. Hold on the capture button for a while and dont move the camera until the captured image is shown on the screen for review.

Press the MENU button. Select the toolbox icon. Select the last item on the menu.

The system control board has shut the camera down to prevent damage, the lens housing will need to be replaced because you have two problems, one the lens is jammed and second the shutter is open, the cost to repair will be equal if not more than a new one.

Press the MENU button. Select the toolbox icon. Select the fifth item on the menu.

This happened to me too. I took it to the store I purchased it from (a reputable store) and they basically said the camera had run it's course and it would cost more to fix the problem than it would to purchase a new camera. So I purchased the latest version of the same camera. I know this doesn't hellp much but apparently this is not an uncommon occurrence.

Press the MENU button. Use cursor-down to select the toolbox icon and press the * button at the center of the control button. Select the sixth item on this menu.

Hi,
Please note that the camera does not have a feature for superimposing dates on images. By using "PMB" in the CDROM(supplied), you can print or save images with the date.
For you convenience please see the Image or consult User manual P.84
Thanks.

It could already be dead, water and electricity don't mix, but you could try this.

Take out the battery (If anything like this ever happens again, camera, mobile phone, anything electrical, remove batteries immediately).

Put it in a dry warm place, airing cupboard, over a radiator (but not on) for a few days to dry out the circuits, then put the battery in and try again.

If it doesn't show any signs of life then, I'm afraid its had it. But if you've accidental damage cover on your home insurance, you should be able to claim against that for a new one.

Hi,

If the Menu settings in the camera is changed, then I suggest you to reset the Camera back to factory default. Initializing the Camera back to factory default will set all the settings in the Camera back to factory default.
To initialize the Camera back to factory default, select the INITIALIZE Option from the Main Settings 1 Menu of the Camera to OK.This will set the user defined settings back to factory default. The images and videos will not get deleted.
You can also try a manual reset;

Turn off the camera.

Remove the battery pack.

Press and hold the power button for 30 seconds.

Allow the camera to remain without power for 60 seconds.

Reinsert the battery pack.

Turn on the camera.

The blurry image capturing can also adjusted by changing the ISO Settings or the Scene Selection modes.

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Hi,
Click Sony Support and download English User Manual copy, press Menu, settings, main settings in same sequnece and select Initialize camera, this will set camera to default settings and camera will ask time, date and language settings, select English.
Hope this info will help you.
Thanks.

You can use card reader to mover your pics from camera to PC simplely.

You can buy this at Price Range: $138.00 to $190.00. You can buy from ebay or amazon.com though this site :

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You may be able to recover them!

Follow the directions from here: (click here) [ehow.com]

Press cursor-down (marked with a one-handed clock) repeatedly to cycle through the self-timer modes.

You really need a tripod for this sort of shot, as the shutter will be open for a long time.