The screen has a permenant green tinge which dominates all other colours. If watching football the grass insted of being bright grass colour green is more of a dull drab green

Take it into some place like best buy. check cable connections first

You did not mention the model number, by our experience, the problem is a defective T-CON board.

that would be a failing tcon board on the back of the screen.you would need to replace this part but they are available on ebay the part number is on the tcon board. match the numbers a version number to get the matching board for the screen. tcon board is the board were the main wire cluster goes to the screen board this is the tcon board.

There is no problem about your LCD. But it caused by system setting. Please check your setting entering Control panel.. thanks

I would suggest to unplug the TV from the AC power outlet first, wait a couple of minutes to plug it back in. If that does not work, the main board is defective since is not providing proper video info to the main digital controller board (D board). The Main board part number is: TNPH0721AJS or TNPH0721ADS. If you need to verify the main board part number, you will need to remove the back cover of your plasma to check it out.
Let me know if you require further assistance.

good day maybe your tv has a defect, or loose connection in the main board, needs to resolder the main board. only the qualified technician can do this job. to fix your problem.

Hello Sales, hi, try to reconnect the VGA cable from the PC, and wiggle it a little and see if the green tinge thing disappears on screen, if it does there are loose contacts, you can also try to replace you VGA cable, see if it solve the color problem.

i no this might be no help but have you tried to calibrate the brightness contrast gamma and colour settings to get the right colour also may like to check your scart it could be a faulty scart just double check your wiring but if none of that works i am sorry hope you get it fixed soon only trying to help

Please perform white-balance adjustment in camera and hope tinge problem will resolve.
Need further info, let me know please.

This could be one of many things.
Monitor Calibration to Printer.
Camera green Bias
And good many more
The thing is not to print direct from camera , but to use an image editor to colour correct.
A free simple one is Googles free Picasa.
Otherwise there are many more some free a lot to be paid for.
As always there is a learning curve.