I just RMAed my Sony DSC-W30

It had a few "issues" when the flash was used, such as pictures turning out either completely green or completely blue. It would become permanent if the white balance setting was set to "Flash" resulting in a trippy green tinged LCD.

It had been doing it ever since it was bought, which was 3 months ago. Generally I wasn't too impressed with the way it handled white balance (pictures usually had too much contrast) so that could be related to the fault, or just me being pedantic :icon_cool

I just hope the online store I bought it from doesn't suspect I chucked it around (which I certainly did not). I'll update when they get back to me

why this thread?

Er, maybe I should've posted an example

http://i59.photobucket.com/albums/g2...H/DSC00116.jpg

That was happening when the flash was used. It didn't happen all the time though (when there was enough light to not need the flash...)

The site I bought it off have just told me I need to deal with Sony to get it fixed/replaced. Funnily enough, the Sony store I went to told me I had to deal with the site to get it fixed/replaced. Go figure :down:

what is that? hair?

Must be.

BUMP

Yes, it's my head.

Camera fixed :) Something called an SY-143 board had to be replaced. Whatever it was, it would've cost $300NZD if it hadn't been under warranty :tup: