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Old 26-12-2006, 5:16 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Canon MV400I did high heat and humidity cause it to misrecord?

Had the cam for 4 years, holiday use only. Worked OK in Oz in dry heat, but this year in Colombia 35C and 95% humidity part image recorded on top of previous taped material, also showed horizontal bars in display. Works OK now in cooler climate. Has this happened to others and is there a cure?
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