My photos appear in negative format

My ipod nano photos appear in negative format

Hi , I got the same issue yesterday, 2 ways to fix it
1) From your IPOD , go to SETTING , tab GENERAL , tab ACCESSIBILITY, tehn turn WHITE on BLACK off.
or
2) Connect your IPOD to PC Itunes , click on your IPOD NAME , then in ITUNE SUMMARY , click on the tab in the bottom of the page and uncheck the WHITE on BLACK.
Hope this works for you.

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