Casio Exilim EX-S500 Digital Camera "outdoor photos overexposed" Questions

...photos really overexposed. Takes videos ok outside though. CCD is going for Failure ! it starts like this first indoor ok and outdoor over exposed then indoor pics also when u see them closely turns ...

...overexposed during shooting. objects captured indoor are at least twice as bright and those taken outdoor with sunshine are nearly pure white....i mean, the whole picture is pure white. i didn't drop ...

...outdoor photos are overexposed... In all modes, your images have this same fail? If YES, its possible that your CCD is go to bad. Check THIS LINK for additional details in this previous solutions: ...

overexposed. All photos taken, indoors or outdoors, have horizontal white lines running through them. I initially thought it was a temporary electronic problem and left the camera without batteries in

Outdoor images overexposed All photos taken outdoors are grossly overexposed, allmost white with little detail. Photos taken with flash or indoors are OK. how can I fix this? Thanks hi, its a problem ...

...outdoor are overexposed hello when i take outdoor pictures with my optio S5I they are always overexposed, indoor they seem ok recently i have replaced the battery with an aftermarket oneit has less ...

outdoor photos with the i634 polaroid camera the pictures are whited out, probably overexposed. Yet when taking indoor shots the photos come out great. Any help to be able to take outdoor shots again?

...outdoor at the time of daylight, indoor photos are somewhat fine but looks something like overexposed. The problem came suddenly. You'll need to first check what setting you have the camera on. ...

...outdoor at the time of daylight, indoor photos are somewhat fine but looks something like overexposed. The problem came suddenly. Go into the menu and scroll to "reset" and follow the on-screen ...

...outdoor and indoor photos...to the point of being totally faded. I've adjusted exposure and ISO settings without success. Any suggestions? Thanks---Cam Have you adjusted the "exposure compensation" ...