When I take outdoor pictures they are all whited out. I can still take indoor pictures and they seem to turn out okay.

Possibly a bad control board in the outdoor unit. Pull the disconnect outside to stop machine, wait 10 seconds and out back in. White mist was likely frost built up on indoor coil due to condenser running without the fan.

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Unfortuneately the lens on the replacement camera will probably need to be changed.

Hello,

One possibility that you have to check is the outdoor setting of your camera, it may have been set on a night mode that's why it's capturing too much light or it may be on an indoor mode that do not allow you to take outdoor pictures, just double check the setting or restore the default setting and it's best if you read the manual to help you set it up the way you desire.

Check your ISO setting...it may be too high.

i am using yashica ez digital 6032 camera but while using SD card of 4GB memory, it is not working. it is asking to format. Pl. help me regarding this problem. Shall i format the camera?

Small white circles usually means dust on the lens.  Remove the dust with a blowerbrush - not a tissue.
You are asking for a "1 size fits all" solution for your settings, and indoor and outdoor use really means different settings.  What you should be looking for is the "White Balance" setting - on Auto it will be about right, most of the time.  You should be able to switch between indoor/outdoor settings (but they may be called portrait and landscape, or similar) and you will have to look through the menus for this.

Is this also apearing on the printouts or only on the LCD?
In any case if this is a constant occurance and in all SCN and dif. lightings I believe this is a repair.
If OoW the cost is aprox. 45 pounds + shipping to the repair centre.

Contact KODAK:
http://www.kodak.com/eknec/PageQuerier.jhtml?pq-path=14563&pq-locale=en_US&_requestid=3490

i have the same exact problem with mine. it's two and a half years old as well. i also noticed that if you try taking pictures in any of the best shot modes the pictures come out looking like paintings.

also, did you ever try cleaning the lens?

1. Adjust ISO or ASA 100
2. Adjust AWB Indoor florescent or Bulb while outdoor select sunny or foggy it depends of the place

It appears this problem is due a failing CCD device in many brand cameras. All the manufactures use the same source(s). I have not persued Casio as yet, but other companies are offering a recall to replace the CCD for free. I plan to use this approach with Casio. Search the web for "failing CCD in digital camera", it describes exactly what we are observing.