Turns on dark and then gets lighter

If you are shooting with the new film from the Impossible Project, you need to turn the button which makes the photos come out light or dark all the way to the dark side. At most cameras this little button is next to the lense. It's hollow and you should be able to see a little lense inside of it. You probably took your photos with the button to the light side, which causes your photos to come out lighter (this was useful for taking photos with a dark background). I also recommend you to buy a flash for your camera. I use a Polaroid as well and I noticed how my photos didn't get overexposed when I used my flash. Odd isn't it.

It sounds that your TVs' timer function is set to 'ON' for 15 minutes time. Check it, and make it 'Off'. Refer its user manual for details.

First, average life on these sets is about 3 to 4 years at best and only boards are sold so even if you can pin point the board (no individual parts are sold) it is likely if will not get fixed and doing so is a bad investment as all the boards are now old.

Trying with a DVD will rule the tuners in the set in or out and also suggest a setting in the set or a box if used is causing this issue.

Go to Menu find Adjust ISO settings in camera it may be on Auto or at low setting . The Higher the setting in ISO the lighter the picture this is commonly used in low light settings.Play with it until desired ISo works for you . Nice camera nice lens !

Unless you were up close and personal, the built-in flash was your problem. Anything past about 15 feet and your picture will be dark. You would have been better off turning the flash off and using available light. Once the flash is off, you can set both aperture and shutter speed in M mode. Another choice would be to lay out some extra bucks and get a separate flash unit. They're much more powerful than the built-in flash.

your light tunnel has collapsed and needs replacing. you can get the part and do it yourself, or you'll have to send it in to an infocus authorized service center. try av solutions in ny. they're pretty good.

You can try this. Open the cover (Unplug the monitor and leave at least for 30 minutes before doing this). See whether dust is there. If there is dust, get a 1" paint brush and gently remove the dust with the brush. Always sweep the dust away from the unit. If black dust is present around certain cables and around the flyback transformer (that black box covered with aluminium plates), use a soft cloth to wipe them (do not wet the cloth). *Make sure you dont turn those rings on the back of the tube while wiping the the dust. After cleaning the dust, replace the cover, connect it to the PC and check. You will have a brighter picture!

check your LCD inverter maybe there is loss connection or some parts damage from inverter.

You need to get this tv service asap.i beleive that the problem is in the inverter board or yb board.


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