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2624496 No.2624496 [Reply] [Original]

Why would a digital camera make weird pictures like this? Is this repairable?

>> No.2624499

flash the firmware numnutz

>> No.2624520

Electrical infeterence.

>> No.2624522

>>2624496
oh yeah you just have to change that setting
works for me

>> No.2624534

>>2624520
is this a... reference to the bag full of candy bars greentext?

>> No.2624547

>>2624496
>tuletikud
Tere, tere, vana kere.

>> No.2624550

>>2624496
This looks like either a sensor or image processing issue. Is the battery fully charged? Does it look OK on the camera but not the computer (connection issue). Does it do this with dark pictures too or just very bright ones? Is the camera shooting in RAW format or does it convert images to .PNG, .JPG or whatever?

Camera sensors are very delicate, so it could be a number of things. Some cameras have a way to reset the sensor circuit or restore to factory settings, check your settings/manual.

>> No.2624611

>>2624496
Looks like the ISO is way too high, switch to 100 and higher shutter speed, set the exposure to auto.

>> No.2624654

>>2624611
High ISO produces an evenly distributed RGB grain, but not the horizontal lines like that. Overexposure can make problems like this worse though.

>> No.2624685

>>2624496
>Why would a digital camera make weird pictures like this?
>its being exposed to interference
>the settings are all wrong
>its been exposed to a magnetic field
>you dunked it in the toilet
>something internally is fucked
>its being exposed to a high dose of radiation
>the VHS tracking is set wrong
>you kept the camera in your ass too long
How the fuck would we know?

>> No.2624705

>>2624496
Most likely cause is glowies using their tech to scramble your photos. You probably took a pic of something you weren't supposed to see.

>> No.2624821

>>2624534
Lol yeah.
>>2624496
Try taking a picture without anything electrical nearby.
No phone, no refrigerator, no wifi, no fitbit.

>> No.2624825

>>2624496
that looks like a scanline filter
looks exactly like the first few days of fishtank live before they ran out of bandwidth. the filter was rendered server-side. they wanted it to look like a security camera

>> No.2624830

>>2624496
if the camera's fairly old -mainly from the early 2000s or before that's pretty much normal. I'd recommend playing with the shutter speed and the exposure

>> No.2624976

>>2624496
Dunno but why repair it? The pic looks cool.

>> No.2626251

i'm not an expert in camera issues, but the high-frequency, consistent nature of it gives me the impression it's not a setting or interference issue, but rather more likely physical damage (including excessive humidity/heat) or a software processing issue

>> No.2626779

Set camera to line frequency

>> No.2628448

>>2624496
I had a camera, which was 10y+ old, fail the same way. People more knowledgeable than me told me it is because of the electrical connection of the CCD, this can apparently become brittel or loose over time. Got a replacement camera, two cameras to be precise, of the identical type for really cheap from the german equivalent of craigslist. Both failed within a week with the same symptoms. I gave up and bought a new one.
You cannot repair it.

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>> No.2628451

>>2628448
things simply do not last forever, something will fail, sooner or later, and outside of mishandling, in similar ways and timeframes
yes, there's a good chance this is just something dying of old age, it was never made to last over 10 years, not many consumer gadgets are anymore, the big issue with old age related issues is that replacement parts are unlikely to help, as they too are just as old, and only the most popular of items get newly-manufactured parts

>> No.2628777

>>2624825
Based Fishtank anon

>> No.2628797

>>2628450
Kek, I almost want it to be true.

>> No.2628955

>>2628797
well it looks like a real cobalt 60 capsule

though the caption is retarded. the only source for this is on russian websites.

if it is real, she's dead.