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traveller58 · Dec 25, 2009, 1:18 PM

I have a problem with the camera - there is a yellow hue. I did what Sarah Joyce advised me to do - to try on P and AWB - still, the red is not true red, the green is a little bit yellow. I'm quite disappointed. It’s not terrible, probably most of the people wouldn’t notice this, but there is a difference. Did somebody else notice any difference in these colours with fz 35?
I consider trying to change the camera for a Cannon WHICH ONE? – the price difference between sx1, sx10 and sx20 is not an issue.

thank you

mtclimber · Dec 25, 2009, 1:46 PM

traveller-

I believe that the problem is unique to your Panasonic FZ-35 camera. In other words, the camera is defective. I would return it to the dealer from whom you purchased it, in exchange for a new FZ-35 camera. I sincerely believe that should cure the problem. I could be more certain if you could post a sample photo that I could see.

However, lacking that, I would exchange the camera as defective. If you desire you could exchange it for another camera such as the Canon SX-10, the Canon SX-20, or even the Sony H-50.

Merry Christmas!

Sarah Joyce

Dec 25, 2009, 1:18 PM	#1
traveller58 Junior Member Join Date: Dec 2009 Posts: 5	problem with panasonic fz35 I have a problem with the camera - there is a yellow hue. I did what Sarah Joyce advised me to do - to try on P and AWB - still, the red is not true red, the green is a little bit yellow. I'm quite disappointed. It’s not terrible, probably most of the people wouldn’t notice this, but there is a difference. Did somebody else notice any difference in these colours with fz 35? I consider trying to change the camera for a Cannon WHICH ONE? – the price difference between sx1, sx10 and sx20 is not an issue. thank you

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Dec 25, 2009, 1:46 PM	#2
mtclimber Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: Oregon, USA Posts: 18,143	traveller- I believe that the problem is unique to your Panasonic FZ-35 camera. In other words, the camera is defective. I would return it to the dealer from whom you purchased it, in exchange for a new FZ-35 camera. I sincerely believe that should cure the problem. I could be more certain if you could post a sample photo that I could see. However, lacking that, I would exchange the camera as defective. If you desire you could exchange it for another camera such as the Canon SX-10, the Canon SX-20, or even the Sony H-50. Merry Christmas! Sarah Joyce