Pink spots when we turn on.

I'm afraid you have a defective camera. Or the sensor is defect, or the connection to the sensor is not good. (lose, oxidised, broken or lots of other stuff) also the main board can be defect. If also the pictures come out (on the computer) dark and pink, I.m afraid you have to start saving for a new camera.
Make sure the lens is clean and not greasy.

you most likely have a light engine problem ocouring causing the pink spots
they usualy have to be replaced with a remanufactured light engine you might see if you got a extended warranty on the unit as this can be a tad expensive

For the spots....

I had the same problem, first a blue spot then a green spot showed up. I contacted Panasonic Customer Support. They sent someone out and they fixed the TV for free. They reprogrammed the EEPROM chip in the TV. It is a defect. My TV was 4 years old and out of warranty. They came out last week.

So long as it is not happening by something you have done. It will be fixed free of charge. Call them, it solves the problem.

My Sony tech says it's most likely a bad cable box. Try a DVD and if the DVD is fine then it's for sure your cable box. Needs to be replaced by the cable company.

Either someone got too close to it with a magnet or you have an output problem.

Its your receiver, not your tv! Switch receivers and it will go away!

Hi--Bought my panasonic pt-52lcx65 on sale for $2200 in 8/05. Replaced the lamp for about $300 in 1/08, just prior to Superbowl. Admittedly, this was to be expected after family members watched lots of tv over 30 months. However, two months later the blue spot emerged in 3/08, and red spot emerged 5/08. Set looks decorated by a Andy Warhol or Van Gogh wannabe. I'm looking for a fix it solution. Dr. Bob Heiliger, Lebanon, OH.

If the pink overlay goes away gradually, you could have weak picture tubes (CRT's) If the color jumps in after warming up, it could be a bad solder connection. If you haven't had a good picture to watch for a long time, I would be tempted to put the money towards a new HDTV set as those older Mitsubishi Rear Projection TV's had a Lot of bad solder connections in the past, and by fixing one problem another could crop up in the near future.

Check for any EM interference near your Laptop (eg. Speakers, Cordless, TV, Music Systems, etc) and place your notebook away from them. The pink screen will go away in due course.

If the pink spot appears as mostly a circle in the middle if the screen then a light engine is needed. If it is an even coverage than possibly just a memory initilization needed by a technician.