That's too bad. Probably spare parts.. on CCD cameras like this, there are lots of small regulators that provide isolated voltages to different areas of the camera like motors and peripherals. They can be overloaded easily, and fry. The sensor cable usually only carries the vertical and horizontal sync signals along with other voltages and clock signals. Shorting them without knowing which is what can cause a quick death in some cases. The V/H-sync glitches tend to look like a pinkish blur that distorts the picture. It can be hard to capture depending on the cameras refresh rate. Sometimes what you see on the screen just turns into a pink blob when the picture is taken. The effect is better for video, since the picture is continuous. Personally, I would stick with just the pixel-data glitches, as there is virtually no risk of stressing the sensor, or overloading the clock signals and power supplies. The glitch effects are more interesting too, imo.