As of late my camera has presented some challenges not asked for. The pics are washing completely out when the pics were taken in natural outdoors lighting. I'm not quite sure what's going on. Hubby tinkered with her and thought she was all better and then she started acting up again. I got very brave tonite and decided to go ahead and experiment with my camera. Perhaps I would discover why she's acting up.
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HI!!!
Well I do not know what is wrong, did you switch the settings from auto focus to Manual focus????Or the lighting button????
What camera do you have????
But those are very cute pics!!!!
Good luck
hugs,
jamie
They do have a soft look-it is good to have fun with your camera.
Take care,
Carolyn
What a cutie your princess is!
Gives them kind of a dreamlike quality.
It's been a good little camera, but I think it may have
taken more pictures than it was designed for. :)
Even though they weren't planned, the special effects were great!
Rg
Howdy everyone!
Having a great day!
Enjoy hearing from you.
Jamie, my little camera is a SAMSUNG Digimax D53
with SAMSUNG S H D LENS
and 5.0 mega pixels
Carolyn, I have had such fun taking pictures and now hope to get really brave and learn a whole lot more about taking more pictureswith special effects.
Martha, thk u! Little Grands are the sweetest.
Artist, We have had a great time with this camera and I hope we can get alot more mileage out of her and not be finished just yet.
God bless,
d
HI! Deanna, so happy to have you follow my blog!! I just love yours! Listen girl, I know what you mean when things go wrong, my computer was acting up a few days ago, and it made me look I had no front teeth!! but Praise god I do!! Have a Blessed and Safe Holiday!! Blessed by Knowing Jesus!KM
Deanna,
Interesting effect your camera gave you :)
Just wanted to wish you a wonderful and blessed holiday weekend!
Well, I found that we are not the only ones having this problem. One site says it's a driver issue (doubtful since it worked fine with same chips and batteries before) and another says the pictures are over-exposed, put a filter on the lens. Don't think they make one for this camera.
Best info I saw (and I saw it in the manual also) is to force a reset to factory settings. Some setting may have gotten changed accidentally, and unless we know exactly which one it is, can be a real headache to correct.
I think we should try that and see if it works.
Rg
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