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Hello clancykeely - welcome to the Sony Forums
As you have dropped the camera, it is very possible that there is some internal damage to your DSC-W320. I would advise that you contact Sony Customer Services for some advice about possible repairs and costs. There is a 'sticky' forum thread available here:
http://www.sony.co.uk/discussions/message/651957#651957
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Simon
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Hello clancykeely - welcome to the Sony Forums
As you have dropped the camera, it is very possible that there is some internal damage to your DSC-W320. I would advise that you contact Sony Customer Services for some advice about possible repairs and costs. There is a 'sticky' forum thread available here:
http://www.sony.co.uk/discussions/message/651957#651957
Thanks
Simon