Blue tint with d100

[rpb123]

Hi I have purchased my first digital camera recently, a used D100. I'm using the 35mm f2 Ai-s lens and the 18-70 3.5 zoom. I'm finding that when I take pictures outdoors (in natural light ) I get a blue tint on my photos. Especially when it's overcast. It does not seem to happen as much indoors with artificial light. It's fixable in Lightroom, but is this normal? would a different camera have the same problem?

I'm shooting Fine Jpeg with color mode I, but changing the color mode seemd to have little effect.

 

[Derrel]

White Balance looks like it is set to "Incandescent" or "Tungsten" value...needs to be on the little "sunshine icon", or around 5100 degrees Kelvin.

 

[TWright33]

Looking at the image EXIF data you have the camera set to manual white balance.

Either do as Derrel suggested or put it in auto White Balance.

 

[rpb123]

Perfect, That was it. Thanks. Never had this option on my 35mm camera.

 

[bigal1000]

Were not in film land anymore Toto !

 

[Light Guru]

Perfect, That was it. Thanks. Never had this option on my 35mm camera.

That's because white balance was predetermined by the film you use or you had to use a physical filter in front of the lens.