Beware of Picasa 3 tinting: Anyone else having this problem with Picasa 3?
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I'm thinking of buying this printer. I LOVE using Picasa3. If I buy this particular printer and I will be using Picasa3 and IF I find the same problems you are talking about, I'll get back to you. Thanks for the information you've passed along. I've LOVED my HP Photosmart 7550 but it just quit accepting ANY ink cartridges! Can't find it's problem. Printed beauuuuuutifully.
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Yes- the same thing just happened to us. We purchased this item two months ago and this morning found that the screen had a green scratchy tint. By the evening, we could view nothing. We've tried everything: changing outlets, resetting the base unit, changing out the batteries, turning off the wi-fi in the home in case of interference. Nothing worked! From what we can tell, it's a base unit issue, as the handheld is still capable of pulling up color without issue on the startup screen. Summer better be willing to make this right...For the $200 we paid, it's not worth it...
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I had to have a picture program. It is worth trying anyway, but if you have trouble, the program I used is Picasa, which can be down loaded for free.
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No problem with my tinted windows. In fact they blend in and are hardly visible in the rear windows. (my front windows are not tinted--I think illegal in some places)
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I am using the bright mode exclusively on my Samsung GX10 (identical to Pentax K10D) and I am having a very hard time to achieve a similarly good sharpness and detail from DNG files in Lightroom or Bibble (only RawTherapee provides a significant improvement). In my experience there is absolutely nothing wrong with these JPEGs. This story is a quite unfortunate hoax.The one thing slightly distracting about the GX10 is that the light metering gets easily distracted by small bright spots requiring to check the exposure often ( the images are easily rescued in RAW on the other hand). I am using the bright mode exclusively on my Samsung GX10 (identical to Pentax K10D) and I am having a very hard time to achieve a similarly good sharpness and detail from DNG files in Lightroom or Bibble (only RawTherapee provides a significant improvement). In my experience there is absolutely nothing wrong with these JPEGs. This story is a quite unfortunate hoax.The one thing slightly distracting about the GX10 is that the light metering gets easily distracted by small bright spots requiring to check the exposure often ( the images are easily rescued in RAW on the other hand).
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On my windows 8 it wouldn't go said something about color pallette or resolution but you might have more luck. Also a lot of people have been saying something about it not working on the mac or something
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I switched to a higher quality component in my blend which it the reason for the green tint. I am in the process of improving my packaging and photos within the next few weeks. Thanks for your purchase!
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I was able to play with the Advanced Settings in service menu, back light menu. The default is to bright, just play with it and it should correct some of the color issues,
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Be aware of where you store your film, keep in a cool dry place, I discovered a tint after storing film in a hot environment for a while.Maybe tool late for that film if stored In wrong environment.
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I am seeing Same issue. I wasnt able to take a single "background defocused" snap yet in a month. :(
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have you check the ISO youre using? I had the same problem when i had my setting at the highest ISO. I now just leave it as AUTO and have great pics. If thats not the problem, then i dunno what is. Sorry!
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UPDATE . . . the teal colorization caused by the on-board light is starting to annoy me. Yes, I still love the camera in daylight. Beautiful pictures sound and color saturation. Image stabalization and zoom are wonderful. However, when that blasted light comes on, it causes the subject to look smurfy. A blueish hue. Panasonic needs to fix that. Why it got past their technical staff is beyond me.
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Thomas, I have the same issue. The settings taken from CNET look god awful. Movie mode looks particularly heinous. It places a sort of grey/green film over the colors and the picture. Dynamic seemed to be a better mode for me. Contrast 100/ Brightness 45ish/ Sharpness 0/Color 46/ Tint 50-50/Color tone Cool 1
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No, the one I have is not tinted. I didn't know there was a tinted version.
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Don't know if there's a fix(?). Mine has a very clear picture,better than most I've seen.
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Yeah this will fix it. You may not have noticed but a lot of the dots began as a blinking pixel. Good luck.
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I agree that the pictures could use more color and now that i turned my camera on (had to double check) I see what your talking about. It does look grainy on the LCD prior to taking the picture Hmmmmmmmmm I never noticed that before..... Here's a link to check out some of the photos taken with the SD950 IS http://flickr.com/groups/ixus960is/ Some of these are very colorful. I probably need to learn how to set my camera correctly :)