Pink pictures all my pictures both on camera (pentax ist d) and on computer screen have a pink colour, and images appear silvery. Please see the example here, a typical pink picture http://www.flickr.com/photos/rachelandivan/3187590149/ Thanks for your help
We have quite a few people with this problem and I haven't yet found a solution. I just want to THANK you for posting a sample image. I'm going to do some research, and if I find a solution I'll let you know!
Can you tell me what shooting mode you were using? Also, the white balance setting?
Can you upload the image as it comes out of your camera? It would be very helpful to see the "additional information" that is available when you upload the un-edited image. When you resize before uploading, it strips that information out.
Hi Rachel,
We have quite a few people with this problem and I haven't yet found a solution. I just want to THANK you for posting a sample image. I'm going to do some research, and if I find a solution I'll let you know!
Can you tell me what shooting mode you were using? Also, the white balance setting?
Can you upload the image as it comes out of your camera? It would be very helpful to see the "additional information" that is available when you upload the un-edited image. When you resize before uploading, it strips that information out.
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This maybe two problems, the pink color hue in the picture and lines from lens shutter problems. Your LCD is still good. You have to replace motherboard and lens.
The only setting that should make a difference would be white balance.
Are any of the other colors off?
Also, did you check the images just on the rear screen or also on a computer monitor or some other viewing method? It could just be the screen on the camera and the pictures are being captured correctly.
No, since this camera is an SLR, (single lens reflex), The shutter covers the imaging sensor until a picture is taken. The sensor would have to be exposed to provide an image preview on the LCD display screen. This feature is available in newer high end models made by Nikon and Canon, added a second sensor I'm guessing
The date / time feature is a display function, only, but does not imprint data on the image file.
In order to include this information, an image file must first be imported to the computer. Image-editing software (such as Adobe PhotoShop) must then be used to create data characters.
Hi Rachel,
We have quite a few people with this problem and I haven't yet found a solution. I just want to THANK you for posting a sample image. I'm going to do some research, and if I find a solution I'll let you know!
Can you tell me what shooting mode you were using? Also, the white balance setting?
Can you upload the image as it comes out of your camera? It would be very helpful to see the "additional information" that is available when you upload the un-edited image. When you resize before uploading, it strips that information out.
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