Taking a picture, everything that is white is pink and dark pics

This FE-340 Olympus is a great camera. Lots of features and usually great results

• Indoor pictures with flash set on auto WB (white balance) should not be a problem
• Indoor pictures without flash requires setting the WB to match the light source in the room (incandescent, florescent etc) Outdoor pictures WB on auto generally not a problem

For more help Include a photo with the metadata of the photo from the image data file

Possible failure of the sensor. Due to cost of part not worth repair.

Check what you have the ''white balance" set to. Should be "auto wb".

Check to see if your ISO is set to a high number like 800 or 1600. If so, set it lower or on auto ISO. Your white balance should probably be on auto white balance. Go into the setup menu and see if your camera has a setting for "reset". This could take your camera back to factory defaults.

it probuly the sun s fault have u ever shine the light on it a cople of times u should reallyy clean it out from the inside with alcohol that should do it!!!!!!!

I replied your question about pink tint noise in picture.

Hi, I guess you are using the automatic mode ( not the "P" mode).
You should enable flash only when there is insuffient light. If you use flash in broad day light, your pic will be whited out. If you dont use flash in dark or low light, your pic will be dark or very dark.
So, when it comes of dark, try enabling the flash. If its still dark, increase the flash compensation (the eV value). If its still dark, increase the ISO number.
Hope these help.
cheers,

same here. had my camera about a year and a half when this started

Send out for repair or replace camera if not under warranty.
Main Processing Unit has gone south. This happened to me twice in 16 months. First repair was within warranty. Out of warranty repair costs more than camera's purchase price

Sane problem with C713, the view screen is dark and gives focus warning, then the pics come out with a pink tint. I believe it is the sensor or shutter problem. Can't get any solutions either.