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11 de noviembre de 2005

Recientemente fue revelado que una gran cantidad de cámaras digitales vendidas entre los años 2003 al 2004 tienen defectuoso el censor de imágenes mejor conocido (CCDS). Pero no espere recibir notificación por parte de los manufactureros si su cámara es una de ellas. Adjunto encontraras un listado de las cámaras afectadas por marca y modelo y ejemplos de fotos que muestra como el problema se evidencia por si mismo.

Los pasos más importantes son:

1. Contactar al manufacturero para su reparación.

2. Si usted ha pagado por dicha reparación, envíele la evidencia para la reclamación de su reembolso.


¿Es seguro comprar una cámara digital en la actualidad?
Si, ya que los manufactureros han corregido dicha situación para evitar que situaciones como estas vuelvan a ocurrir.


Here are lists of the affected products, grouped by manufacturer:

Canon
Digital Cameras Camcorders
PowerShot A60
PowerShot A70
PowerShot A75
PowerShot A300
PowerShot A310
PowerShot S230 Digital ELPH / Digital IXUS V3 / IXY D320
PowerShot SD100 Digital ELPH / Digital IXUS II / IXY Digital 30
PowerShot SD110 Digital ELPH / Digital IXUS IIs / IXY Digital 30a
MV600i
MV630i
MV650i
MV700i
MV730i
MV750i
MV5i
MV5i MC
MV6i MC
ZR60
ZR65 MC
ZR70 MC
ZR80
ZR85
ZR90
Elura 40 MC
Elura 50

For repair instructions, visit the Canon USA support website. To read the specific service advisory for your model, use the pulldown menus to browse for your specific model, or simply type the model number into the box provided at the bottom of the page and click the "Search" button.
The Canon support website holds no forms or other needed documents, so you can save yourself some time (if you live in the US or Puerto Rico by just calling the Canon Customer Support line at 1-800-828-4040. Support hours are Monday-Friday 8am to 12 midnight, and Saturday from 10am-8pm. (All times EST.) Alternately, you can send email to: carecenter@cits.canon.com.

For your easy reference, here is a link to the original IR news story on the Canon advisory.




Fujifilm
Digital Cameras
Model Serial Number Range(s)
? FinePix A303 3JA4**** to 3JA5****
? FinePix F410 32A1****,
32A6**** to 32A7****,
32A9****

? FinePix F700
3JA4**** to 3JA5****
? FinePix S2 Pro 31A127**~31A143**
32A000**~32A039**
33A000**~33A007**
34A000**~34A004**
Serial numbers can be found on the bottom of the cameras. From the Fuji service advisor, the following applies to US customers:
IF SERVICE IS NEEDED:
Package the camera carefully using ample padded material to prevent damage in transit. Include your name, address and phone number with the shipment as well as a general description of the problem. Keep a record of the camera's serial number and shipment tracking number. Ship your camera to the Fuji Service Center noted below:

Fuji Photo Film U.S.A., Inc.
1100 King George Post Rd.
Edison, NJ 08837
Attn: Camera Repair Dept./CCD Advisory

For your easy reference, here is a link to the original IR news story on the Fujifilm advisory.




Konica Minolta
Digital Cameras
DiMAGE A1
DiMAGE 7i
DiMAGE 7Hi
DiMAGE Xi
DiMAGE Xt
DiMAGE X20
DiMAGE S414
DiMAGE F300

The Konica Minolta support website has a PDF file posted on it that in turn links to a PDF service advisory form, and a Support FAQs area. We had difficulty following the links in the main PDF file from our web browser, so have reproduced both of them above. The most relevant one is the PDF service advisory form.
European Konica Minolta owners are referred to the Konica Minolta European support page.

For your easy reference, here is a link to the original IR news story on the Konica Minolta advisory.




Nikon
Digital Cameras
Coolpix SQ
Coolpix 3100
Coolpix 5700

There's a button on the Nikon USA Photography home page, labeled "Coolpix Service Advisory: 3100-5700-SQ" that displays information in a popup window. Here's a link to it in a standalone window: Coolpix Service Advisory. Here are links to other pages from the Nikon site, namely the Coolpix Advisory FAQs, and the Service Advisory Product Return Form.
For more details, read Nikon Europe's service advisory if you're a European customer, or Nikon Japan's service advisory if you purchased your camera in Japan.

For your easy reference, here is a link to the original IR news story on the Nikon advisory.




Olympus
Digital Cameras
Camedia C-5050 Zoom
Camedia C-730 Ultra Zoom

Olympus is distinguishing themselves by offering to repair affected cameras, even if they aren't displaying the problem yet. Their free repair policy is extended for up to four years from the original purchase date. They do ask that, if your camera is currently operating properly, you hold off on sending it in until after January 2006, due to the high volume of repair business during the holiday season. To determine if your camera is affected, call Olympus repair at 888-553-4448, Monday-Friday, 8am -10pm EST, or email to customersupport@olympus.com.
See the Olympus PDF file explaining the above for further info.

For your easy reference, here is a link to the original IR news story on the Olympus advisory.




Ricoh
Digital Cameras
Caplio RR30
Caplio 300G
Caplio G3
Caplio G3 model M
Caplio G3 model S
Caplio ProG3
Caplio G4
Caplio G4 wide
Caplio 400G wide
Caplio RX

Ricoh US support took a little digging to track down. Ricoh Global issued the service advisory itself. Service centers for various regions around the globe are listed here. US, Canada, and South American service for Ricoh cameras is handled by:
C.R.I.S. Camera Services
Phone: 800-22 RICOH
Fax: 480-940-1329
www.criscam.com
Email:

We couldn't find any details regarding the duration of the free repair offer, nor of serial numbers affected. We suggest you simply contact C.R.I.S Camera Services directly to learn how to proceed.

For your easy reference, here is a link to the original IR news story on the Ricoh advisory.




Sony
Digital Cameras Camcorders, CCD-TRV models
Cyber-shot DSC-F717
Cyber-shot DSC-P10
Cyber-shot DSC-P12
Cyber-shot DSC-P2
Cyber-shot DSC-P31
Cyber-shot DSC-P32
Cyber-shot DSC-P51
Cyber-shot DSC-P52
Cyber-shot DSC-P7
Cyber-shot DSC-P71
Cyber-shot DSC-P72
Cyber-shot DSC-P8
Cyber-shot DSC-P92
Cyber-shot DSC-U10
Cyber-shot DSC-U20
Cyber-shot DSC-U30
Cyber-shot DSC-U60
Cyber-shot DSC-V1
CD Mavica MVC-CD250
CD Mavica MVC-CD400
CD Mavica MVC-CD500
FD Mavica MVC-FD100
FD Mavica MVC-FD200
CCD-TRV107E
CCD-TRV118
CCD-TRV128
CCD-TRV218E
CCD-TRV228
CCD-TRV228E
CCD-TRV318
CCD-TRV328
CCD-TRV418

CCD-TRV418E
CCD-TRV428
CCD-TRV428E

Camcorders, DCR-DVD models
DCR-DVD100
DCR-DVD100E
DCR-DVD101
DCR-DVD101E
DCR-DVD200
DCR-DVD200E
DCR-DVD300
DCR-DVD91E

Camcorders, DCR-TRV models Camcorders, DCR-IP models
DCR-TRV147E
DCR-TRV14E

DCR-TRV16
DCR-TRV16E
DCR-TRV18
DCR-TRV18E
DCR-TRV19
DCR-TRV19E
DCR-TRV22
DCR-TRV22E
DCR-TRV240E
DCR-TRV24E
DCR-TRV25
DCR-TRV250
DCR-TRV250E
DCR-TRV255E
DCR-TRV25E
DCR-TRV260
DCR-TRV265
DCR-TRV265E
DCR-TRV27
DCR-TRV27E
DCR-TRV33
DCR-TRV33E
DCR-TRV340
DCR-TRV340E
DCR-TRV361
DCR-TRV38
DCR-TRV38E
DCR-TRV39
DCR-TRV40
DCR-TRV40E
DCR-TRV460
DCR-TRV460E
DCR-TRV461E
DCR-TRV50
DCR-TRV50E
DCR-TRV740
DCR-TRV740E
DCR-TRV840
DCR-TRV940
DCR-TRV940E
DCR-TRV950
DCR-TRV950E
DCR-IP45
DCR-IP45E
DCR-IP5
DCR-IP55
DCR-IP55E
DCR-IP5E
DCR-IP7E

Camcorders, DCR-PC models
DCR-PC101
DCR-PC101E
DCR-PC103E
DCR-PC104E
DCR-PC105
DCR-PC105E
DCR-PC106E
DCR-PC107E
DCR-PC108
DCR-PC108E
DCR-PC115
DCR-PC115E
DCR-PC120
DCR-PC120E

Camcorders, DCR-VX models
DCR-VX2000
DCR-VX2000E
DCR-VX2100
DCR-VX2100E

Camcorders, DCR-HC models
DCR-HC14E
DCR-HC15
DCR-HC15E
DCR-HC16E
DCR-HC18E
DCR-HC20
DCR-HC20E
DCR-HC30
DCR-HC30E

CLIE Handheld Computer Models Professional Camcorders
(DVCAM format)
PEG-NZ90/G
PEG-NZ90/H
DSR-250 & DSR-250/P
DSR-PD150 & DSR-PD150P
DSR-PD170 & DSR-PD170P
DSR-PDX10 & DSR-PDX10P


As Sony is the original sensor manufacturer for all of the other manufacturers' products listed above (and given the vast array of products that they manufacture themselves) it should come as no great surprise that Sony has by far, the greatest number of affected products. This should not be taken as indicating any inherent deficiency in Sony products beyond the now discontinued sensors involved.
The original service advisory was posted on the Sony Asia Pacific Support site. The Asia Pacific post lists all affected models in a concise format. On the Sony US website, the advisories are only listed on the support pages for each individual product. To see the information for your product, go to this page, enter your model number and click "Search" to find all relevant information. If your product is one of those listed above, you should see a link (probably dated 10/3/2005) under the "Product Alerts" section, titled "Important Notice about your Sony Product."

Regardless, in the US, the story is the same (at least it is for all the products we checked): "From October 3, 2005 through October 2, 2007, Sony will repair, free of charge, affected products exhibiting the above-mentioned problem where it is caused by the image sensor device. Sony will also cover the cost of shipping and handling to service to correct this issue."

No service forms or mailing addresses are provided on the Sony US site. Rather, owners are instructed to contact the Sony Customer Information Services Center for further assistance at 1-866-703-7669.


For your easy reference, here is a link to the original IR news story on the Sony advisory.


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