lamontcranston

I don't have the camera but I am wondering if it would be a good idea to reset all settings to factory defaults and go from there?

ggenova64

I had a 100mm-400mm fixed at my local camera store. I dropped it on a RRS Footplate which took the blunt of the fall. The aluminum attachment was bent and fell off when removing the RRS Footplate. I found a precision screw driver to attach the aluminum bent plate with the eye glass screw. I didn’t want to take to my original camera store because it was bought online. This camera wanted $400.00 to repair and gave me such a hard time. The lens was 1 month old and they didn’t want to go thru warranty. Aggravated on how I was been treated with printing invoice I said just give me the lens back. Immediately, I drove back to my camera store and they gave me an estimate of $450. I asked/pleated with can’t you go under warranty. This camera sent it back to the original manufacture and completed under warranty for $22.00 and some change >$23.
I didn’t lie about dropping the lens in its own case!

fromo1946 Loc: Sacramento, CA

Try Video One Repair, look them up and their reviews, call them and ask them if they can help, especially if you have a warranty. I sent in my Sony a-99 came back as great as before. Good luck.

flashgordonbrown Loc: Silverdale, WA

I'm not sure how Sony repair has gotten such a bad reputation, I had a problem of my own making several years ago with my Sony A77. In addition to the problem being caused by my negligence, the camera is grey-market. I told Sony repair all of this up front, and got a verbal estimate on the phone. I sent the camera in and a few days after they received it I received notification that the repair was complete and that it would be shipped out the next day! I inquired about the cost, and was told that there was No Charge! I then inquired about what had been done, and was told that they had fixed the problem that I had created and had done a general check to make sure that everything was properly functioning! This was done at the Sony repair facility in Texas. Needless to say, I have nothing bad to say about Sony repair!

Don, the 2nd son Loc: Crowded Florida

I have a camera (Panasonic FZ 200) that will not flash if in multiframe mode. That is it will only flash in single shot mode. My Canon P&S will flash till the capacitor is out then keeps on shooting. Not sure about RX 10. But try it on single shot mode.

Tomcat5133 Loc: Gladwyne PA

I have all Sony now. Had NEX's, a6000, a6300, a7s, a7s II, RX10 III, RX100 3 of them. 4 camcorders have PXW-70 pro camcorder use often.
Never had a repair. I think Sony is getting a bad rap. I love the Nikon's I had like Canons but Sony got me into more video with mirrorless format.
Good luck.