A green line over the top of the screen

[wilsonho]

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I am using the M10-p. A green line appeared on the top of the screen. Is it normal for all m10-p camera?

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[dickgillberg]

It's probably normal, but it's not a green line because it depends on the motiv. I just checked my camera in LV and there is a band not so bright. I've not noticed it before so it must be normal. Don't worry too much, I don't.

Edited July 7, 2020 by dickgillberg
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[Peter Kilmister]

Does it affect your photos? if yes, it is a problem. If no, then it is an annoyance, We all live with annoyances. Problems need solutions.

[wilsonho]

It doesnt affect my photo

[jdlaing]

It’s normal.

[Mikep996]

Took me a couple minutes of looking at the pics to see the "green line" being referred to!  I have to admit that if I saw/noticed it on my M10 it would annoy me but, as noted, if it doesn't affect the pics I would just ignore it...with some mumbling to the effect that "a 7kUSD camera shouldn't have such a problem"...etc.   .

[LBJ2]

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4 hours ago, Mikep996 said:

Took me a couple minutes of looking at the pics to see the "green line" being referred to!  I have to admit that if I saw/noticed it on my M10 it would annoy me but, as noted, if it doesn't affect the pics I would just ignore it...with some mumbling to the effect that "a 7kUSD camera shouldn't have such a problem"...etc.   .

You really have to look for it to see it in Live View mode when settings indicator is turned off. It's the top of the frame-line area that will pull down and display settings when settings feature is turned on. It's not really green, just appears green in the example posted due to the OP environment/lighting.