20 Most Recent Sony Cyber-shot DSC-T10 Digital Camera - Page 5 Questions & Answers

Yes you can.
See link below!
http://www.ehow.com/how_2066824_use-digital-camera-as-webcam.html

Just use the audio/video cable that came with the camera to connect to you pc.

e:61means focus problem.u have to chaing lense unit

Dead backlight fuse on the main board. If you don't have the experience in soldering and repairs, contact your local Sony service center, but if they ask too much, you can contact me at [email protected] and I will give you a good price.
I work in Sony service center.

Tom

Hi!
It's a stabilized problem - happens to these cameras. You should contact your local Sony service center and ask how much will cost lens replacement. If they ask too much, you can contact me at [email protected]
I work in a Sony service center.

Tom

that sucks. It may be caused by an overheated motherboard. it happened to mine. I just got a new one. invest in a new one. sorrry

My camera also suffers the same problem, luckily mine was under a 3 year warrenty that I had bought so I took it back to the store today and they are sending it to the Sony centre to be repaired. However, am doing some searching on the internet, it appears the problems lies with a failure with the lens. The only solution as far as I am can see is to get the lens repaired/replaced. Fingers crossed it gets sorted out, although it takes 2-6 weeks to come back to me so I'm missing out using it at important family occasions over the next couple of weeks.

Disconnect, and then, after one minute, reconnect all power
sources and turn on the camera. If this does not work, press the
RESET button on the lower side of the control button using a
fine-tipped object, then turn on the power again. (All the
settings including date and time are cleared.)

If still does not resolve the issue, Turn off the camera, remove the battery pack. Allow the camera to remain without power for 30 seconds. Reinsert the the battery pack. Turn on the camera.

Hi,
Remove the write protect lock off by taking the card out of the camera, face the card towards you, look for a small white tab on the left hand side of the card, to unlock it push the tab down, it will be at the side of the card like this .



Regards.

It's very difficult to pinpoint an issue with what you've given here. Particularly since flash photography at night can be hit or miss anyway.

I actually wrote a review for Popular Photography & Imaging on your camera... You can read it here:

http://www.popphoto.com/Reviews/Cameras/Camera-Review-Sony-Cyber-shot-DSC-T10

And while I really LIKE your camera, it does have its' limitations, particularly with the flash at night. It's small and not very powerful in comparison to a full-size/feature flash unit. Because of this, here's a few things you should keep in mind when you shoot at night with a flash:

Allow the flash enough time to "recycle". In other words, when the flash fires, it needs to replenish power to make another full-power flash exposure. If you're shooting images very quickly, you may not be at full power for each frame. The T10 has a flash-ready indicator, so make sure it's activated before you shoot your images.

Stay close- There's a thing in photography called the "Law of Inverse Square". Basically, this means that when you double your flash-to-subject distance, your light intensity is cut down to ONE QUARTER of your previous distance. The T10 has a very small flash, so this becomes critical for good images.

Be reasonable in your expectations. The T10- or any other camera-mounted flash for that matter, won't light an entire stadium or something that's more than 10 feet with your flash or 50 feet with a full-power/size flash.

If you're following these guidelines, and you're still having issues with dark images, try upping your ISO to a higher setting to add some sensitivity to the sensor. Doubling your ISO cuts the light required to make a good exposure in half. If you've done this and the images are still black, you may want to take the camera to a repair shop for evaluation.

I shot several photos that should be included with the story on POP's web site, so you can see that the camera IS capible of shooting some nice flash image, but again, were done with an understanding of the camera's limitations.

Hope this helps you out!

I'm forwarding the manual of the Camera here.
http://www.docs.sony.com/release/DSCT10_QSG.pdf

or
If you have the manual of the DSC-T10 Camera please refer to the page number 64.
Then, set the USB CONNECT option to PTP. Then, try transferring the videos.
Please make sure that the Camera is not connected to the Computer while performing the steps.
After performing the steps connect the Camera to the Computer which should resolve the issue.

In this situation (salt water) best thing is rinsing the equipment immadiatelly with tap water and drying it throughly and quickly (with hair dryer etc.) But its been three days, so the internal circuitry and metallic mechanisms are most probably affected from salt water since its highly corrosive. Now, you can send it to your dealer/camera manufacturer for throughly check and repair. I believe nothing you can do right now. And its probably still damp inside, means still affecting by corrosive salt water if you did not already dry it throughly.

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J'ai trouvé ce site
http://www.pechorin.com/m/2006/03/05/For_InfoLithium_Battery_Only_error_message-256813.html


Tout d'abord nettoyer les connecteurs de batterie

Si cela ne permet pas de remplacer la pile

Si cela ne fonctionne toujours pas, vous avez un problème avec la caméra.



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I found this site
http://www.pechorin.com/m/2006/03/05/For_InfoLithium_Battery_Only_error_message-256813.html

First clean the battery connectors
If that does not help replace the battery
If it still does not work you have a problem with the camera.

You may try downloading and installing the Memory Stick File Rescue software in the Computer to recover the images if it is deleted from the Memory Stick or you may also contact the Drive Savers to recover the deleted images from the Camera.

I will forward a link to a page where you can get more information about the Drive Savers or the Sony Media Service Team.

http://www.kb.sony.com/selfservice/microsites/search.do?cmd=displayKC&docType=kc&externalId=C350700

You are getting a lens error and it needs replacement. replacing the lens will Solve all issue you are having.

If camera shows correct picture in LCD and just gives noisy picture in camera mode then its bad ccd imager problem and Sony will repair it free of cost. Check Sony CCD Imager Support details on following web-link. http://esupport.sony.com/US/perl/news-item.pl?mdl=DSCT1&news_id=161

Just hook your camera up to your computer and you will see your picts in one of the folders similar to when you have a memory card.

We gotta pick up the manual to get into the Fash Mode & switch off/on  anti red-eye / auto / fill in / off / slow flash
Thanks
Fame !

I would slap the camera face down in my hand as hard as I could.

if you are using "AA" size, do NOT use typical alkalines in your camera, they die too fast. Buy rechargable NiMH batteries and a charger at Walmart or somewhere. These will hold a charge longer for you. Also be sure to turn off teh camera when not shooting because the camera is always draining battery life when "on."

File error comes when memory card needs to be formatted.  Please format memory stick in camera through Menu >> Format option.