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From: gA on 23 Jul 2010 09:28
My camera is not on that list but I will take the advice to
continue following up with Sony. It's maddening because the camera
is almost brand new... didn't take more than 30-40 pictures (when
it came out of my wife's purse!). Thanks again.
- gA

Chrlz wrote:
> On Jul 23, 12:32 pm, gA <rea...(a)ualberta.net> wrote:
>> We were given a Sony DSC T-300 as a gift 2 or 3 years ago. We
>> seldom used it, but the photos were OK. Last month we took it on
>> our holiday and could not use any pictures: They were totally purple.
>>
>> Sony does not recognize the problem and recommended taking it to a
>> repair shop. Any idea what is causing this and is it worth fixing
>> it? Thank you,
>> - gA
>
> Sony didn't recognise it??? Sounds a lot like this very well known
> problem:
>
> http://www.imaging-resource.com/badccds.html
>
> I understood Sony were in fact replacing/repairing ANY camera affected
> at one time, but that offer may have expired. However, it can't hurt
> to take it higher and badger them a bit, if your camera was one of
> those fitted with the bad ccds.
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