Green spots and lines appearing on my Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera LCD

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I bought a used Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera last week. A few days later I noticed several green spots near the bottom of the rear screen, and now they seem to have grown larger. I’ve also started seeing lines at the top right of the display. Is this likely to be an LCD/screen failure or a sensor problem? Why would the spots and lines spread over time?

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I'm quite sure that this is a problem with the LCD.

This might help you: https://www.nelson-miller.com/what-causes-black-spots-on-an-lcd/

Here is also a video, I don't know if it is fake or not, but might worth a try: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F59mxBCW9Gw

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This is most likely an LCD/display problem, not a sensor issue. If the camera sensor were at fault, you’d usually see the defect in the recorded image as well, not just on the rear screen.

Spots and lines that grow over time often point to physical damage or failure inside the LCD panel itself, such as pressure damage, liquid-crystal leakage, or internal layer failure. That can cause discolored patches, dead areas, or lines to spread.

A practical way to confirm it: review footage on a computer or external monitor. If the files look normal, the sensor is probably fine and the rear LCD is the problem.

In short: the issue is best described as LCD damage/failure, and the growth suggests the screen itself is deteriorating rather than the imaging sensor failing.

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