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Green pictures panasonic fz7
Check the WHITE BALANCE settings and the COLOR EFFECTS settings (marked as W. BALANCE and COL. EFFECTS when MENU is pressed).
When you got to the MENU setting, press up or down arrow until you
reached either selection, press the left arrow, and you'll see several options under the selected function. In WHITE BALANCE, there's an option whether
you'll be shooting under sunny or cloudy skies, tungsten or flourescent
lighting, and an option to select Auto or Manually set White Balance.
This affects the over all color tone as it compensates the color
correction depending on your shooting conditions. Fluorescent lighting
for example exhibits blue spectrum, thus setting White Balance to
FLUORESCENT will add warm or yellow tones to the photo. Tungsten lighting and
sunny conditions exhibits yellow lighting, and setting to the White
Balance on this mode will add cool or bluish tone to the picture.
Same with COLOR EFFECTS: settings include WARM, COOL, SEPIA or BLACK AND WHITE (gray scale).
Chances are, you have accidentally set the WHITE BALANCE or COLOR
EFFECTS to any of these. To see if this is the problem, try shooting
under SIMPLE MODE (Marked with a HEART icon at the rotary dial on top
right of the DMC-FZ7). If the problem goes away, then it is with the
WHITE BALANCE and the COLOR EFFECTS settings. Try setting the COLOR
EFFECTS to "OFF", and the WHITE BALANCE to "AUTO".
If all else fails, then you got a problem with the image sensor of your Panasonic DMC-FZ7 Digicam
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Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ7 Digital Camera
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