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Oops, it seems I just found the fix myself. For those who might find this an annoying problem as well, here's what I did;
- Set the capturing mode to "Normal".
- Set the scene to "Party".
- Set the flash to "Auto".
- ???
- Profit.
Although I must wonder why such an option should be set when normally it shouldn't be a problem. I hope it's a software-related issue though and would hopefully be fixed soon. 😕
Very much thanks to santam and slimshaddy for sticking with me through this thread. 
Here's a picture of my leg that I took with the phone then transferred the image file to my laptop xD
And here's the picture of my phone's screen taken from my laptop's webcam.
As you can see, it's really green. 😕
it looks normal to me..mm...me too....:smileyplain:
try taking pictures...in lighted condition.....post here..slimshaddy is one of our expert picture taker....:smileywink:
he'll judge better than me...but i'll try my best....:smileylaugh:
is you're leg greenish....?????? 
maybe its supposed to be that way.. ok i'll check with my phone tonight ok..
nd will post some pics..
looks bit greenish....:smileyconfused:
what was the setting...when you clicked with flash....was it on auto scene recognition...?????? 
Well normally when I take pictures like these, the area would just become brighter and not greener. Hence the reason I am using a flash. To brighten things up. I look forward ot your post.
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