I've used my camera occasionally over the years without this happening before. Even though it's light, the flash happens and the picture in the viewer shows lots of pink. Another thing about this camera is that when I've taken photos and put them on the computer, the colour shade isn't the same as the item. Any advice on how to remedy those two problems would be appreciated.
Ricoh Caplio trouble
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Hi and welcome to TP
Can i suggest you post an example image to illustrate the oddity you describe?
Though on the face of it with a camera as old as yours with the flash firing at times you have never seen in the past plus likely a sensor issue(pink images) I fear it has/is failing beyond economic repair
Can i suggest you post an example image to illustrate the oddity you describe?
Though on the face of it with a camera as old as yours with the flash firing at times you have never seen in the past plus likely a sensor issue(pink images) I fear it has/is failing beyond economic repair
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You need to give more details including model of camera. If no one here can help you might find some on the Ricoh forum at: https://www.dpreview.com/forums/1013
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That's likely your monitor not being calibrated rather than the camera.
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the little Ricoh caplio cameras used to be my favourite camera for taking extreme close ups (1cm focus) of ancient coins and artefacts so I know the range quiet well .unfortunately yours looks like its terminal .used ones though can be purchased on e.bay for very little expense that would be the path I would take