What is wrong with my tomato plant?

[Strawberry delight]

my tomato plant has yellowing spots on its leaves. what coul it be. it looks otherwise healthy although i have taken off a few leaves because it was going dark green around the edges.
thanks!

[Two_Sheds]

a photo would really help ...

[taff]

a photo might help
don't take off leaves because they're dark green unless they're dark green and crispy or soggy...

[Strawberry delight]

i will get one asap. the leaves were quite soggy. thanks

[Strawberry delight]

here we go!

[Potstubsdustbins]

That looks grey to me so a guess would be botrytis. Are they in a well ventilated spot?

Colin

[Aberdeenplotter]

looks as though it has been frosted to me. Is that possible?

[SarzWix]

I was thinking frost or scorch. Or possibly wind burn. Definitely environmental rather than disease IMHO

[taff]

dr hessayon seems to think it's sun scald, where the leaves go papery...me, I have no idea, except the rest of the plant looks fine, so wot she said ^

[Two_Sheds]

I can't tell if the leaves are white/grey, or if that's the camera's flash ...? I can't see any yellowing spots at all, where are they?

[Florence Fennel]

What size pot is it in SD? It's hard to tell from the photograph.

[Strawberry delight]

sorry. the leaves are white,some have spots but that one has the whole leaf that is white, its not the flash and i have just potted them up into a bigger pot (before this happened). i dont normally have any problems with my tomoto plants, should i remove the leaves or leave them on? they are quite papery. thanks

[chris]

Looks like wind burn to me - put in a too exposed place before it was hardened off properly

[Aberdeenplotter]

I'd take off the affected leaves and dispose of them away from your plants. I.e. do not put them in a bucket close to your plants