On 2008-07-27 18:56:08 +0100, Jolly Roger <jollyroger@pobox.com> said:
> With my external iSight, I find that when the white balance is off, > placing something solid (a book, my hand) over the lens for a few > seconds while the iSight is turned on, then removing the obstruction > causes the iSight to recalculate the white balance, fixing the issue. > You might try that.
I will :)
> Otherwise, does this problem last through a restart?
Yes
> Does the problem happen in a brand-new Mac OS X user account?
I'm going to try this.
> Have you called Apple Support about the issue? If not, you probably > should.
I did phone them a couple of days ago and the guy I spoke to was very good and helpful. He gave me a list of things to try, which I already know about in truth, and which I'm going to do.
New user-account is one and the other usuals:
Turn off computer, disconnect all wires, press and hold powerbutton for 10 secs. Zap the P-RAM. Trash iSight P-List Restart in safe boot. If these don't work then I contact Apple again. I have a case number now, so I should be on the way to a fix. Thank you :)
