Rose tinted distortion
We bought a couple of Canon PowerShot A480 cameras this week for the students to use. As soon as they arrived, I set about testing them. Popped some fresh batteries and a memory card into the first one, turned it on, and then…
…found it was bloody broken.
How on earth does something make its way out of the factory like that?
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maybe they test them by taking a photo of a pink sheet of paper?
You obvoiusly got a dispatch that was meant to go to the people who are responsible for BSF – They’ve probably just tested (yeah, right – BSF? Test?) theirs and have started screaming:
“Noooooo! Realityyyyy!”
Ah – I like that suggestion – I have often wondered myself if those working higher up within the BSF programme are all wearing rose-tinted glasses and as such require rose-tinted cameras to avoid looking a photos of reality.
So what this really is is a dispatch cock-up: AT got theirs, they got his. :-)
how to fix this? my canon powershot a480 is like this..thanks
I sent ours back. I don’t think this is something you can fix yourself.