Nikon D40x Digital Camera "showing white image took" Questions

showing the pictures in a green tint - almost like looking thru night vision goggles. Then, after thinking the screen might just be going bad, I decided to upload the photos onto my computer and check

...showing anything, you pressed too hard. Wait for the screen to clear... On the back is a vertical row of buttons beside the screen, press and hold the bottom one (marked ENTER). While you are still ...

...you took the picture of. The displayed image is nothing of anything that I took. Some abstract white, purple and black image in the LCD display. Sounds like it needs service. Call Canon tech

white images showing when I took a picture...someone told me to go to the ISO setting. That took care of it for awile. Now we would like to use the camera and it will not show what I took as a picture

...image I took but most of all it is white. When I take an indoor picture it is fine, it shows very clearly on the LCD. I have set all settings on Auto, iso, but still have the problem. I have recently ...

...showing on the LCD display (and it always looks just fine in the LCD), the image that is recorded is totally white with just a shadow of the subject of the photo (almost like a white negative). It ...

...image comes out with white lines across it or if I take a picture outside in the sunshine or in a bright area, the entire picture comes out white - there is basically no distinguishing figure in my ...

...white colored objects and people turn out pink on the LCD screen. The image isn't distorted and there aren't any lines or blurry images. Things just turn pink... Very frustrating! Hi, Camera symptoms ...

showing all white items in daylight as Pink!! I took great pics of the grandkids playing in the snow..but the snow is Pink! I can't seem to resolve this.....help please! This sounds like it might be a

white icons but can't preview pics and when I download the "pics" I thought I took through the tiny viewfinder, the resulting images are just black. This sounds like it might be a defective CCD imager