The snap which I am clicking, it is having a round blur hazy type impact. When i am seeing from the LCD, its the same thing coming up. Seems there are some fungus in the lens. Please help. Regards.

t-con board small board attached back of screen replace that.

is there some small spot on the screen or maybe some black thing. it is due to the lcd screen liquid leaks out.so the lcd seems so blurry.

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The LCD can be replace just bring it to the samsung service center to replace new LCD and back to normal images.

You need a light engine. I do not remember if your model is still under Sony's recall. You might want to call them.

Please see the following comment:

Canon will resolve this problem free of cost as per announced Canon CCD Advisory.
Your Canon A95 has problem with CCD Imager and this part will be replaced by Canon Support free of cost. Click above said web link to get details.
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Which mode are you shooting in?
You may have adjusted the exposure compensation so everything is washed out.

Whatever the cause, your images are overexposed. Try shooting in auto and the camera should take over the settings, but if you are in other modes, check your shutter speed, aperture, & ISO also. These are all things that can cause too much light and wash the picture out/OVEREXPOSE.

If you have any other questions or can give me more details, just ask!

Hope this helps!

replace the camera and also have the phone firmware reflash.

Two things to try, 1) The release button is a two stage process. Pushing the release button 1/2 way allows the camera to focus on the subject. It needs a few milli-seconds to do this. A full depress releases the shutter, but it you don't allow the camera to focus, things get messed up.

2) Holding a camera of this type with outstretched arms is a sure way to get poor shots. I use my Fuji S5000 with the viewfinder rather than the LCD display for framing shots just like I was using an SLR/DSLR

First thing to try is to reset all your settings to default. It is possible to manually set the shutter time so that it stays open for a long period of time. If that is not the problem it is also possible that your shutter is not functioning properly. Do you see any vertical or horizontal lines running across your picture? (these would be totally straight not wavy like the movement from your exposure). If you do see that it is possible that your shutter is not closing at all when you take a picture. David Millier Advance Camera Repair