Recent content by arabella06

Ok I will format the acrd in my camera and see if this fixes the problem. Many thanks :)

Yes that looks exactly the same! Well looks like it might be something to do with our camera design... Glad that it's not just me who's discovered this confusing outcome! Thanks so much for trying to help me out with this one :)

Hmm so maybe it's a camera fault after all... It doesn't affect me that badly but i'm just so confused as to why this happens.. do you think the light conditions are the problem as mine were taken in bright sunshine too?

Yes I think i'll try that. Thank you :)

That may be the answer! I'll have a look at getting myslef a new card if it gets any worse. Thanks for your help :)

No the majority of my shots are absolutely normal, it's just the very very occassional one that turns UV on me! As soon as I turn off my camera and then turn it back on it takes them perfectly. Would you say that it's most likely a fault with my camera? Thanks so much Dave :)

No it was taken in pure daylight on a boat which makes it all the more strange... [/IMG] Here is another one that came out the same.. it is of a rock face going into the sea..

sorry here are the details of the shot: taken with canon EOS 600D, F-stop f/7.1 exposure time 1/125 sec. ISO speed ISO-100 focul length 55mm no flash EXIF version 0230 do you want anymore details? thanks for your interest!

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[/IMG] I found this photo on my camera and have no idea how it has turned out like this... I checked all the settings and nothing seemed odd or strange about them, yet the photo looks infrared... can anyone tell me how this may have happened?! Thanks!