So...I posted just over a week ago when my DSC-RX100M3 found its way into one of the few remaining micr-pools left of our stream and was immersed with water being visible behind the lens. With a minimal knowledge of cameras I checked to see if the camera was working (which I've since been told was the worst thing I could do) and then proceded to mop all obvious water off and placed it in a very warm area to dry out.
After 24 hours there was no longer visible water behind the lens, but looking through the viewfinder, the appearance was as of a thick mist.
I posted it off to Sony and had it returned today saying that water ingress meant that a repair could/would not be done as a repair guarantee could not be given.
I expected to find the camera as before, but it was not. The image through the viewfinder looks very clear. Pics. taken on auto settings outside look over-exposed and indoors as though objects in the foreground are in focus, but not in focus a little further away. Could this just be down to some setting alteration made whilst the camera was being inspected? (Bear in mind I am not deserving of a decent camera as a) I'm not safe with them b) I tend to use the auto setting all the time.......but I'm not beyond being able to learn.
Any advice would be very welcome.
