The camera is clearly damp or frozen and needs to be dried out/warmed
up. I recommend 30mins in a microwave at FULL power and then leave to
stand for 10 mins before using...
P.S.
You may need to open the door occasionally to let the steam out.
Timpe, Jim wrote:
> > Any ideas? Bill Barber
>
> CONTROL ALT DELETE. Which is about what Joel just told you to do.
> If that doesn't fix it, there are about to be 5,000 fewer mycrosplat
> employees around here pretty soon. One of them may be able to help you.
> 8^(
> Jim
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