I just used my SeaLife Reefmaster DC310 for the 1st time this past week. While using it, I noticed a blurred line through the LCD screen. I kept shooting anyway. Upon viewing the pics on my computer, the blurred line was also present in the pics. It doesn't take up the whole shot, but it does go across the whole screen. Any ideas? I was using a removable flash (also SeaLife). I also has a close up lens snapped on.
blurry line through pics! Help!
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Can you post a pic or two so we can see what you're talking about?
I don't know how to post pics, so I'll try to explain... the screen showed a fuzzy thin bar, width wise on the lcd screen and pics, almost as if something was in front of the viewer. I know that wasn't the case because as I was drifting around my dives in Cozumel, I moved the camera to and fro and still had this blurred portion of screen. AAAGH
OK, two things:
1) to post a picture simply make it a jpeg - I find that 640 on the longest side and medium quality works just fine for size. Then attach the file using the "manage attachments" button when you scroll down a little when you write a message. It will then bring up a screen that allows you to browse for the file, select the file and click UPLOAD NOW. Once it is uploaded correctly it will have the file listed in blue...you can then finish with that window which returns you to your message screen and from there you simply click on submit or post or whatever it says...
2) I had something that sounds quite similar. It was a card/memory error. I reformatted the card and have never had any trouble again. It showed only on some pictures taken over two dives, luckily, but there didn't seem to be any reason for those to have it and others not.
Don't know if you can reformat your card or if the camera is all internal memory...might be worth a look, though.
If you can get those photos posted we can help a lot more - maybe!
1) to post a picture simply make it a jpeg - I find that 640 on the longest side and medium quality works just fine for size. Then attach the file using the "manage attachments" button when you scroll down a little when you write a message. It will then bring up a screen that allows you to browse for the file, select the file and click UPLOAD NOW. Once it is uploaded correctly it will have the file listed in blue...you can then finish with that window which returns you to your message screen and from there you simply click on submit or post or whatever it says...
2) I had something that sounds quite similar. It was a card/memory error. I reformatted the card and have never had any trouble again. It showed only on some pictures taken over two dives, luckily, but there didn't seem to be any reason for those to have it and others not.
Don't know if you can reformat your card or if the camera is all internal memory...might be worth a look, though.
If you can get those photos posted we can help a lot more - maybe!
I drop in with the lens on. I take it off and put it back on while descending.
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