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I have a Nikon D60 and I just started having an issue with it. When I take pictures indoors on auto (or any setting) the pics turn out fine. The issue is when I take it outdoors. Every picture is completely washed out and you can barely see it. This happens on auto and any other setting that I have tried. Any solutions?

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  • grkjlk May 11, 2011

    Update: Thanks for the suggestion, however, I ended up taking to the camera shop before I received it. They shipped my camera back to Nikon for repairs since they didn't know what was wrong with it. The camera shop called me today and apparently the flash circuit board (something like that) had to be repaired. Looks like it's going to cost me $140. Thanks for the help though.

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A good solution is from the main overview screen, press the button in the very bottom left-hand corner. From there, you can manually adjust the exposure of all pictures taken. Try turning it down until the pictures look normal. Another thing to try is to lower the ISO, which can also be controlled from the same menu, or from the settings in the camera. The max is 1600, with the lowest being 100.

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