The pictures are too blue. - Cameras

Hi,

I think this can be resolved by adjusting the WHITE BALANCE.
The color of the subject differs depending on lighting conditions. For
instance, when daylight, the setting sun or tungsten lighting are reflected
on white paper, the shade of white produced will be slightly different for
each. By adjusting the white balance, you can achieve more naturallooking
colors.

To adjust it,
1. Select top MENU-> [WB]
2. Select the approriate White balance setting according to the environment.
To know about all the different white balance setting download and
read "Advanced Manual for Olympus 800" manual given in this site,

Refer page no: 50
www.retrevo.com/search/v2/jsp/mytrevo/myTrevo.jsp?page=man


Note:
White balance may not be effective under some special light sources.
Under that circumstances , you can use the photoshop or any other software to edit your pictures to get it right.........


Hope my info solves your problem,
Thanx for using fixya,
Good luck.

Hi, Switch on the camera. Press menu button. You should see 3 modes. Camera, Card and Set.
Goto Set/ Setup > Color  Change the mode to normal.
It should work now.
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Get your camera to work on the proper mode sometimes if the camera is set on the night mode it catches the extra blue.just transfer it to normal mode from night mode and your camera will work properly.

CAn you please provide us first the brand and model of this unit so we can help you better, YOu can also try first resetting your camera to its default settings and check if that will correct the problem...

Select white balance options like in-door or out-door to get fine color tone in picture.

Hi,

Sounds like wrong shooting mode for your subject and improper white balance. First off, turn the white balance to full sunlight isf shooting in sunight and use the creative modes ( P, Tv, Av, M ) since white balance reverts to AWB in non creative modes. check exposure compensation, check iso,

Hi

With out model no or brand name we can't help u fully pls tell me.So that we can help u..

Better try this..

Turn off the camera or remove battery for five minutes and then try it.

It sounds like a White Balancing problem. I'd guess if it's set on Auto WB, then you'll need to do it manually. Some digital cameras tend to produce that blue tint when left to white balance themselves.

If you don't understand completely let us know the exact model of the camera and I'm sure somebody can talk you through it!