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<p>I unfortunately dropped my 333 camera, and since then the image has very large pixels in it, with the left hand side consisting of large horizontal lines. The camera has been opened and no evidence of dry joints or the cable damage between the sensor and </p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>I unfortunately dropped my 333 camera, and since then the image has very large pixels in it, with the left hand side consisting of large horizontal lines. The camera has been opened and no evidence of dry joints or the cable damage between the sensor and cpu board. As I have never flashed the FPGA and rather nervous as there is no clear understanding as to do it, do you think the camera is damaged or a flash may solve the problem. Any assistance is appreciated.</div>

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