Nikon D40 Digital Camera with G-II 18-55mm Lens "black white pictures" Questions

...black/white over brightly lit objects...Help, it's making me crazy! You're seeing blown-out highlights. These are the portions of your picture that have been so overexposed that they've ...

...lost details in the bright areas. If you simply don't want to see the blinking black/white parts of your picture, simply press up/down on the multiselector to select a different view of your

...black and white shots on my camera one way to do it is to take the picture and then hit the "menu" button go to the "retouch" menu (at the bottom a paint brush and a canvas) select "monochrome" and ...

...white it flashes in black. is there something wrong with my camera or is thier a setting that i need to change? Go into the menu and check to see if "Mirror" is turned ON - if it is set it to

...black and white setting on camera body I advise you not to do this. If you want your shots in black and white, it is very easy to convert them in an image editing program on a computer. However, if ...

black or all white, and at time it will be whit with digital looking lines across the screen. Almost as if it was a bad connection. On the other hand when taking pictures in continuous mode, where the

the camera will over expose, also if you focus the camera on a dark object, then the rest of the picture will be over exposed, so try to focus on a object that is about halfway between black and white

black and white. HELP?! Hello, If this is the same as my Nikon this is the overexposed highlight display option. This shows areas of the photograph that are overexposed slightly. On my Nikon I use the

...black then 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 ...

photos are white When I take a picture, the picture shows up white sometimes black. Are you using the camera in manual mode(M)? turn the dial to AUTO(green icon)