Occasional Screen Tint Issue

I have had my MacBook for a couple of months now and occasionally I notice that if I let my MacBook fall asleep that upon waking it back up the screen has a slight blueish tint to it. I usually fix this by putting the screen to sleep again, and then the screen resorts back to it's normal color. What I find interesting is that this only seems to happen when I let the MacBook fall asleep from a screensaver. However, If I just close my MacBook thus putting it directly to sleep, I never have this problem. So my guess is that it has to be something with waking from a screensaver.
Anyway, I was just wondering if anyone else has experienced this problem, and if there is a permeant fix. I am also using Leopard 10.5.6, is this issue fixed in 10.5.7?
Thanks for any replies.
Regards--- jgurbisz

I've got the same problem here and my MB was purchased/made back in November of 2008.
Didn't know I could just reset it to sleep to get the color back. I have been restarting it every time the color changed.

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