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I am also having this problem with my Exilim EX-S200. I have checked all the white balance settings, and tried manually resetting the white balance, but it doesn't work. In the dark, when the flash is used, the pictures look fine, but in daylight or well-lit rooms, they're just white with faint outlines.I am also having this problem with my Exilim EX-S200. I have checked all the white balance settings, and tried manually resetting the white balance, but it doesn't work. In the dark, when the flash is used, the pictures look fine, but in daylight or well-lit rooms, they're just white with faint outlines.
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Re: When I shoot outdoors all I get is a white screen...
Your white balance could be set wrong. Depending on the model it could have different settings (ie. indoor, outdoor, mountain, micro). If you give the model and what your settings are. I can help
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If you look at the white balance for your camera in the menu settings, you should find one for tungsten lighting, which will help. Don't forget to change it back when shooting outdoors. Alternatively, most photo editing software will enable you to remove the yellow cast before printing.
Try going into the review menu, choose setup and then choose 'reset all' This should re-set all shooting settings to automatic and solve the problem. If that doesn't do the trick, your sensor is probably damaged - not good news - sorry
well most likely the white balance is set for indoors or dark. what you need to do is find out how to change the white balance on the camera and then it should be fine
When did you get this message? It seems like you have set the White Balance of the camera wrong. Set it to Auto White Balance to eliminate this problem. Use Daylight White Balance when shooting in bright daylight so as to eliminate any color cast in the image.
The Casio Exilim EX-Z600 seems to have a high failure rate with the CCD (Charged Coupled Device). Symptoms include over-exposures (white outs) on outdoor shots and thin horizontal lines across the entire image. I have the same camera with the same problem. Given the age of the camera (2006), it is probably not worth fixing.
This may be a ccd problem. See this link. http://www.usa.canon.com/consumer/controller?act=PgComSmModDisplayAct&keycode=2112&fcategoryid=221&modelid=8776
Have you tried changing your settings manually to outdoor? Or adjusted the aperture? You can usually find the aperture settings under the menu button. If not, try adjusting to outdoor conditions and disabling flash. And also, lower your white balance a good bit.
I am also having this problem with my Exilim EX-S200. I have checked all the white balance settings, and tried manually resetting the white balance, but it doesn't work. In the dark, when the flash is used, the pictures look fine, but in daylight or well-lit rooms, they're just white with faint outlines.
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