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The camera is a Canon IXUS 500:
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It's taken just under 10,000 photos. The problem is intermittent, going away after the camera is unused for a couple of weeks, then returning after a couple of hundred shots.
Looks like a magenta color shift. Could be a sensor problem. Your question is for a qualified technician.
Answer by Ben Dover on 07 Jan 2010 12:04:27Could be a circuit needs replacement - take it to a Digital Camera repair place for a better opinion from an expert.
Answer by Hearty on 07 Jan 2010 12:29:26You have an older 5mp camera. Im sure it gave you excellent photos.
I dont think its worth taking in for professional camera. You can now get better cameras for 65-100 pounds. ($100-$150 US). You will likely have to pay for the estimate whether or not you decide to repair it. I would opt for a new camera. Digital point n shoots once past warranty period are really disposable cameras unless its a repair you can perform yourself.
Go into your settings menu and reset everything to the default.
Answer by Master Road on 07 Jan 2010 12:50:49Looks like a sensor fault to me. May not be worth repairing.
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