Pictures with a flash are way overexposed. It just started this so I am sure there is something wrong with the flash. Pictures without a flash are fine

Nope, this is a hardware problem and the camera needs to be worked on. Notice how your display works fine but the finished product exhibits the anomaly. The recording end is messed up.

Try changing your settings and check to make sure the flash is set to off.

There can be 2 issues that i would check first:
Check the exposure. The symptom described looks like a heavily overexposed photo. But the foto pn automatic and make a phot on the shade. Make sure the exsposure is not far right into ++.

Alternatively you can set the camera to automatic ( small camera icon on the dial) . If that solves it , the exposure was the issue

Also the White balance is something to check
How to on page 26
manual :
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Please let me know if this worked.

thanks

rene

An ISO of 50 is very low and unlikely to cause overexposed pictures. Something else must be wrong. If you go into the camera menu, you should find "reset" to get back to factory defaults.

The blinking indicates blown-out highlights. Those are the areas of your pictures that have been overexposed into pure white. This is generally considered a bad thing, and the correct fix in most cases is to reduce the exposure to bring back details. Losing details in the shadows is generally more acceptable. But this is just a warning: the camera doesn't know what effect you're trying for.

While viewing a picture, pressing up/down on the multiselector cycles through the different available views of the picture.

try setting it to auto mode and see if it is ok

otherwise
they are not over exposed actually they have CCD HR problem ur CCD is having fault as 1000's have the same fault u will get pink shades in white and then later it will stop working u have to arrange for ccd change go to fuji service centre

make sure your white balance is set to "flash" on both cameras

My guess is the the EV setting is on the + side and not neutral (0). Either that or Image Adjustment setting is wrong. Check EV by pressing the +/- button (right side near On/Off switch). Hold EV selector and make sure 0.0 is in the display. Let me know if that is not the problem and I'll assist you further.

I hope this helps!
Regards,
CharlieJ

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This is a component failure
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