Photos are coming out with a blue tinge. Out on the harbour where the water is a greeny blue and the sky grey to blue, all photos seem to have a blue tinge. ISO is 100. Photographed some trees and these also have a blue tinge.

NOISY PICTURES One of the major difference between a consumer digital camera and a digital Single Lens Reflex (DSLR) is that the former produces images with a lot of noise when using high ISOs and long exposure times, and the latter is practically noise-free (though high ISO performance varies depending on camera manufacturer and model). Noise is apparent by the presence of color speckles where there should be none. For example, instead of a blue sky, you notice faint pink, purple and other color speckles amongst the otherwise blue sky.
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Well it has to do with the horizon and how its made then.

your settings are wrong on the brightness and contrast

some of the power shots set up by using KELVINS as the method of balancing the warmth or coolness of a picture. Others have a setting for OUTSIDE Inside Halogen and fluro If its set on halogen and you are taking pics outside it will have a red tinge.

Fluro a blue tinge...

check the manual for the right selections

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ive been printing photos on my new epson and im noticing the same thing i tired a different brand of paper (the dollar store kind) and there seems to be no greenish tint, im wondering if its actually the kodak paper itself i thought it might be the printer but the blacks on this other paper seem to be dead on. i also tried some hp paper in a 5x7 format insted of 4x6 and i didn't notice the greeny tint so my assumption is its the paper.

Do I fax up or down

Sir,
Your problem is not of specially cartrigde but what you need is a special Paper which is made to print Photos and other colour full pictures. If you see is not this problem then there is chance that your cartridge is leaking from blue color point as there are three inks in color cartridge Red,Blue and yellow , than you need to replace you colou cartridge with new one .

I had the same problem, when i check from repair people, they say that the CCD needs cleaning. I havent tried it yet, But going to do it soon. Will see what happens

take batteries out for an hour, this will reset to factory.  Give it a shot after that.

You have to take the machine to service partner who can be found on the brother homepage of your country.(www.brother.com)
The scanner needs calibration which can only be done by service personel.

The problem seems to be in the part of the process of taking picture when the camera scans the scene for brightness, to correct exposure. Bright regions turn greeny blue when taken. Low light images are usually unaffected. The problem can be testes by waving a dark object in front of the camera just before shooting. This implies that the good image result (if over exposed) is not a faulty CCD. It seems that the camera has trouble determining the colour balance or white brightness and tries to compensate by post processing.

I will look for a further solution.