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v8griff wrote:
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Mine was made in Japan as well.
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Much thanks CyberShotNut,
I tried the vacuum earlier but was unsucessful and was seriously thinking oftaking the camera in to the local Sony repair station for repairs if economical enough. I purchased a H5 to replace the W-1 in the interim, and today decided to try again, as nothing to lose but lots to gain. I not ony zoomed, but also changed the focus distance while running the vacuum. After a few minutes, BAM, no more spot.I now have both a working compact camera W-1and a great H5 (although my wife suspects somethingsmells fishy with the new H5). Mahalo (Thanks you) for your post, Paniolo |
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i've had my made in japanW1 for over 2 years and it has no apparent spots during daylight. I just took these shots about half an hour ago:
![]() ![]() but in someindoor darkconditions when the flash is used you can see some white circles... here is a shot which shows this (slightly out of focus): ![]() it's not dust on the lens but those small particles which reflect/bounce the light of the flash back as described in the above posts...to prove this here is a picture in the same conditions with no "spots": ![]() |
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