all of a sudden red colour has vanished from nmy d200. Every time when ever i take picture the image comes odd coloured with red colour missing. Sometimes red is converted into blue/ grey/brown. Also there is a netting on the image. Please help ???????????
Colour Error And Netting On D200
Started by sanjay sharma, Sep 17 2008 01:52 PM
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Posted 17 September 2008 - 03:18 PM
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all of a sudden red colour has vanished from nmy d200. Every time when ever i take picture the image comes odd coloured with red colour missing. Sometimes red is converted into blue/ grey/brown. Also there is a netting on the image. Please help ???????????
Sounds like you've hit the colour substitute mode. It means that red (or whatever colour is selected) will be displayed as another colour. Colours are usually selected by pointing and pressing. I don't know the d200 but switching back to manual should certainly solve the problem. There should also be a menu (sorry, I can't tell you where as I don't know the specific camera - refer to your book to locate it) that handles colour management. The netting could be to do with light metering (which will have a menu too). If none of that works, and no-one else here has any other ideas, then get in touch with the manufacturer's support people, and they should be able to help. Good luck!
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Posted 18 September 2008 - 04:51 AM
I assume the problem was due to moisture or something like that, because yesterday it was raining the whole day. At the night I left the camera with battery removed. In the morning I picked it up and first two images did not have the netting , but, red colour missing. Later after third image till 100 shots the colours are perfect as earlier and no netting????? . Thanks for the reply
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