Editing Sony Cyber-shot DSC-H1 Troubleshooting Repair

[flag|student_wiki] [title|Sony Cyber-shot DSC-H1 Troubleshooting] [summary]A 2005 release of the Cyber-Shot series, model number DSC-H1. It comes with a 2.5" LCD screen and shoots at 5.1 megapixels.[/summary] [summary_image|1398026] == Buttons Don't Work == ''The buttons will not go up nor down when I press them. Or if it does, it doesn't function the way it is supposed to.'' === Button is Stuck === Put small amounts of 96% rubbing alcohol on a q-tip end and dab it on the button. The grime will loosen and will not harm the camera if exposed to small amounts. 70% rubbing alcohol or methanol are also good solutions. === Nothing Happens When Pressed === You may need to replace the button. Click [guide|105996|here] for more precise information. === Shutter Button is Stuck === If you're having issues with the button you should consider [guide|105996|replacing it]. == Image Doesn't Look Right == ''The image on the camera does not completely match the shot I am trying to take.'' === Image Out of Focus === The subject may be too close. Either position the camera further away or record in close-up recording mode. You can also select the auto focus mode by pressing the FOCUS button. === LCD Screen is Broken or Dislodged === For replacing the LCD screen please follow this [guide|105941|guide]. === Lens are Foggy === Turn off the camera and leave it be for about an hour so the moisture condensation will wear off. === Picture is Too Dark === Simple solutions include turning on the flash for the camera or taking pictures at a time when the lighting is better suited on the environment. A more technical solution would be to adjust the white balance if some specific color (usually white) are not appearing as the image is displayed as. === Picture is Too Grainy === The LCD monitor could be slightly covered in debris so a simple solution would be to wipe it with a clean cloth. If there is still an interference on the lens while it is clear, you may be dealing with high ISO noise. If that is the case, you will need to turn on the camera and choose among P mode, S mode, or A mode. Move to the ISO value settings and choose the mode you wish to use (auto, 64, 100, 200, or 400). Click [http://imaging.nikon.com/lineup/dslr/basics/04/06.htm|here] for more information about the different types of exposure modes. === Pixels Appear Stuck on Lens === Stuck, dead, or hot pixels can be removed using various photoshop editing software. But if you prefer the more genuine image look, there is always the option of replacing your lens. Click [guide|106565|here] for the steps on how to remove the lens from the camera. == Issues with Charging == ''The device will not charge when it is plugged to a charging port.'' === Faulty Batteries === Your batteries might be dead, we recommend you [guide|105995|replace your batteries]. === Faulty Charging Port === Charging issues in regards to the port are not very common. This is usually an issue with the [guide|105995|batteries]. === Unable to Connect to Computer === This is also not that common of an issue. The best solution is to replace the port that connects the camera and computer.