You guys have been so helpful regarding my education on DSLR's, I thought I would try this one too.
Lately, my digital point & shoot (Canon Powershot A95) has been acting up. When taking pictures in artificial light, everything ends up with a strange purple glow. An example is below. This was shot in auto mode (I know, I know...a crutch).
So...is the camera fried somehow? I don't know anything that happened to it, but I do have an 8 year old daughter who wants to be a photographer when she grows up, and she's been known to sneak the camera out for picture taking sprees. 
I don't know - I think that looks pretty sweet.
My Minolta D'Image 7 was doing similar stuff, until I realized that I had the settings all wonky in the menu.
With the picture creep you have there I would bet you need the cameras inners rebuilt though.
DILYSI Dave wrote:
I don't know - I think that looks pretty sweet.
In that case, want to buy a camera?
JmfnB wrote:
My Minolta D'Image 7 was doing similar stuff, until I realized that I had the settings all wonky in the menu.
With the picture creep you have there I would bet you need the cameras inners rebuilt though.
Ugh. I was worried the answer would be something like that. 
It's probably the wrong white balance setting. Do you know how to change it?
White Balance almost all fixed in photoshop:
pigeon
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11/10/08 9:23 p.m.
I don't know if that's the type of problem, but the Canon A95 along with a bunch of other cameras is subject to a recall for bad CCD chips - Canon will repair/replace for free including shipping both ways. Check out more info here .
