Nikon D50 Digital Camera with 18-55mm Lens "pictures mostly white" Questions

...white. If I download the pictures everything is fine. Is something set wrong? Also for no reason the flash stopped working. The blinking indicates blown-out highlights. Those are the areas of your ...

...all the pictures are blurry and most of the people that you take a picture of come out really white and overexposed, my guess is its just broken now? THE IMAGE SENSOR OF YOUR CAM ARE HAVE A BURN ...

when ever there is a picture taken there is a flicker when i view the picture in my camera it happens only on the bright spots ...ehy is it It's normal. The Nikon dSLRs have various LCD display modes,

pictures I set the shutter delay time and took a picture in Manual Mode (M) the pic was all white. All of the other modes on the camera work perfectly fine. I'm guessing I screwed some setting up. Any

My d300 has a blueish contrast in all non flash shots Can't get normal color Here are the possible causes and the solutions for each: Cause 1: The most common cause of the tint in the images is White ...

...pictures When photographing basketball games in a gym, my photos turn out yellowish. Any suggestions? The lighting in the gym was the cause most likely. Try setting the white balance to a different ...

When I take a photo the display screen flashes Why does my photo blink in the display lens After I take a photo the bright parts flash This is a normal phoneme. The camera wants to show you where the ...

...pictures? Shutter actions quickly, with a well lit area. I have tried multiple lenses. Tried high aperture and shutter speed and it will not white out, just started for no reason. This has been ...

...pictures of clothing on a very dark table (for an ebay business). The darker clothes come out great, and the image quality is crisp and full of detail. The light clothes, for some reason, come out ...

...pictures on my computer. The spot is most apparent when the background is white or light in color. Also, I notice the spot more when I "zoom in" with the lens. I only have one lens so I can't be ...