Cannon rebel t6i picture
Feb 9, 2019 21:11:48 #
So I did something trying to change the color, but now when I take pictures it takes like 3. One orange-ish, blue, and normal. I don’t know why or know how to fix it
Feb 9, 2019 21:30:18 #
jblinvest wrote:
So I did something trying to change the color, but now when I take pictures it takes like 3. One orange-ish, blue, and normal. I don’t know why or know how to fix it
In the menus you can do a factory reset and wipe out custom settings, then redo all the menu settings the way you like. If that doesn't work then it time to meet the nice folks at Canon Service.
Feb 9, 2019 21:38:13 #
Feb 9, 2019 22:40:57 #
jblinvest wrote:
Sounds like you set to WB bracketing, just check in your manual on how to turn it to off!So I did something trying to change the color, but now when I take pictures it takes like 3. One orange-ish, blue, and normal. I don’t know why or know how to fix it
Feb 9, 2019 22:47:12 #
jblinvest wrote:
So I did something trying to change the color, but now when I take pictures it takes like 3. One orange-ish, blue, and normal. I don’t know why or know how to fix it
I have the Canon T6, not the T6i but believe it has to do with White Balance Bracketing- Camera will take 3 shots- 1 over, 1under, 1 normal - of what ever is set for exposure in the WBB. If the T6i has this which probably does (its a better camera for added features). Check manual on how to disable. Never have I mess with this yet, still learning, too advance for my age yet. Don't do a reset this will change the numbering format of pictures and maybe a few other things, and could mess you up. Hope this helps. Bob
Feb 10, 2019 06:16:44 #
jblinvest wrote:
So I did something trying to change the color, but now when I take pictures it takes like 3. One orange-ish, blue, and normal. I don’t know why or know how to fix it
Look up page 134 in your manual.
Feb 10, 2019 08:10:42 #
speters wrote:
Sounds like you set to WB bracketing, just check in your manual on how to turn it to off!
Not necessary to reset the WHOLE camera.
Feb 10, 2019 08:31:16 #
robertjerl wrote:
In the menus you can do a factory reset and wipe out custom settings, then redo all the menu settings the way you like. If that doesn't work then it time to meet the nice folks at Canon Service.
I'd look for the cause/solution first.
If I kept resetting the camera every time I screwed up a setting, I'd never learn what I was doing wrong.
Just keep resetting the camera IS much easier than attempting to learn what you did wrong.
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