Screen turns to sepia

First roll down the quick menu from the top of the screen and see if the Blue Shade is on, if it is turn it off. If is is off then you can go to the settings from there and go to Accessibility at the complete bottom on the left side and from there yo can adjust Color Inversion and Color Correction. However, it sounds like the Blue Shade has been turned on.

Click on the Menu button on your monitor and adjust the temperature. Change it upward. A low temp, like 5000K, will have that sepia like color. Increase it to around 9300K, and it'll be more bluish. Post back how it works out .

The SP 800UZ doesn't have a black-and-white or sepia mode. You can convert a color picture to black-and-white or sepia by editing the picture on the camera. Full details are in the "Edit" section of the manual (page 38 in my copy). If you need a manual, you can download one from the manufacturer's web site at
http://www.olympusamerica.com/files/oima_cckb/SP-800UZ_Instruction_Manual_EN.pdf

In general, you're better off converting to black-and-white or sepia using photo editing software on a computer rather than doing it on the camera. The computer will give you much better control over things like brightness and contrast.

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Try adjusting the Screen voltage. Easiest method I know of: remove rear cover, locate the FBT (has a large red wire running from it that attaches to the back of the tube). You will see 2 or 3 adjustment knobs on it the should be labeled if you look close (screen is normally on the bottom). Turn the TV to a black screen (often an empty input works well). Slowly adjust the screen voltage knob (small screwdriver required) Clockwise, until you see some beam trace lines on the screen. Now, begin slowly turning it Counter Clockwise until the lines are gone and the screen just turns black again. Press the menu button and use the on screen menu and the top knob(s) on the FBT to fine tune the focus. Leave the cover off for the moment and see if your color is better. Repeat the adjustment if needed. If this does not help your situation, you may have something else going on... let me know.

Try using the marquee tool found on the main tool bar. Marquee the bouquet, then apply the sepia to the rest of the pic.

well i can suggest a very simple solution for problem. Follow the video to create a sepia http://video.about.com/graphicssoft/Sepia-tone-look-in-photoshop.htm
after that merge all the layers. Now add the original picture in you work and place it at the back of the Sepia Layer. Carefully erase the flower in the Sepia Layer and as you do this the flower from the original picture will show its original colors.

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u try only ur option, remove ur battary long time and reset ur battery

you camera is experiencing CCD image sensor failure, very common problem with Canon cameras, Canon offer free repair, follow this link: http://www.usa.canon.com/consumer/controller?act=PgComSmModDisplayAct&fcategoryid=221&modelid=10462&keycode=2112&id=29819

That is an effect that can be had by internal software in the camera, like my Sony. Just get in there and turn off "negative" Youll probably see Sepia, solarize, B/W and negative as other choices.