Negative effect screen

most likely damaged the panel. Recommend replace unit as panel if available may not be cost effective.

sounds like your focus screen fell out

Many image viewing/editing programs will let you change between negative and positive images, but the simplest thing in Microsoft windows is to just use the built in Paint program. Open the image and select "Invert Colors" from the "Image" menu. You may want to save it out with a different name so you don't erase the original.

You're seeing blown-out highlights. Those are the portions of your photo that have been overexposed so much that they've gone pure white and lost all details. This is generally considered a bad thing, but this is only a warning: the camera doesn't know what kind of effects you're trying for.

The correct fix is to reduce exposure to bring back the highlight details. This may result in losing detail in the shadows, but that's generally considered to be not as bad. After all, we don't expect to see things in the dark.

That was the long answer. The short answer is to press up/down on the multiselector until you find a view you like.

Hi nothing you can do about that - sounds reminiscent of the old school LCD computer monitors/ laptop screens. the LCD technology has advanced significanty to170 degree viewing angles to all but eliminate this artefact.

I experienced the same problem. I clicked on Settings, then clicked on General and clicked on Accessibility...then make sure that Off is selected for White on Black. Once I changed that setting...I could view my pictures in color and not in negative. Try it. What a relief ...cuz I thought something was wrong with my phone's camera.

Go into your camera. At the bottom of the screen, on the right side, the word options shows. Press the blue dot below it and set the effects for whatever you want.

We took it to a camera shop,and found the sensor was blown.

There is a Black Dail by the Eyepiece, try unjusting that, and should do you.
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Bobby

If you can use the LCD to take a photo and then use the LCD to review it later then the fault can't be with the camera. Have you tried checking the photos on another computer? Maybe your software is corrupt and needs uninstalling and then reinstalling again. Actually, from memory this camera has a few effects and one of them could be a negative. Check that you haven't switched the effect on by mistake. You'll find it in the camera's menu. What's causing the distortion I'm not sure.