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I wonder if anyone can advise on whether they would return for replacement a camera with 2 obvious dead pixels and 3 others less obvious. This is on the viewing TFT not the final images. It's a mildly annoying cosmetic rather than a real problem but I am unfamiliar with the quality of camera TFT's to know how normal this is. I am very happy with the camera otherwise but as I can still get a full refund/replacement regardless of reason until Tuesday I need to decide. Any advice welcomed.
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My advice would be to return it. Bad pixel elements in LCDs does occur but if you can return it for a new unit without the problem, why not? Some people might be able to live with it but it would drive me nuts. Just my 2 Cs.
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I'd return it if I could. It will bring you closer to perfection.
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OK returned it, new one is fine. must've been unlucky. Friend got one too, great camera. Cannot understand why they're so hard to find, best camera for £150 IMHO by miles. 640x480 movie @ 30fps is excellent, though had to knock up program to auto xvid+resync them.
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