Everytime I took pictures the pictures turned out to be blurred

Put the main dial on the green camera logo. It is the automatic mode. Then the camera will try to pick the fastest shutter speed it can use to make a good picture. When you take pictures in one of the manual modes, like S, A or M, or in night shot mode, the shutter time can be so long you have motion blur.

It sounds like your cameras are placed in the window. They will work fine during the day, but the reflection from the window will cause a blur at night. Try moving the cameras outside or away from the windows to get rid of the blur.

You must take pictures gently. Blur picture may occur if you move during capturing a picture. Or your hand move too fast after taking a picture. Try to stay still for two or three second after push the capture button.
Blur picture when shooting outdoor can be caused by too much light. Don't forget to set your camera in outdoor or panorama mode, and turn of the flash light if you think its too bright.

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You have to ensure that the camera is not set to night mode as this can affect the quality of the pictures you take during day time.
De-activating the night mode will allow it take normal pictures during daytime.
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At night, the shutter stays open longer to allow in more light...also allowing you to move the camera causing the blurry pics. Use a tripod if necessary.

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Understanding blur warning icons If the feature is turned on (see ), a picture blur warning icon is displayed during quickview and review.
Green - Picture is sharp enough for an acceptable 4 x 6-inch (10 x 15 cm) print.

Yellow - Picture may be sharp enough for an acceptable 4 x 6-inch print or sharpness is not determined.

Red - Picture is not sharp enough for an acceptable 4 x 6-inch print.

White - Printability is still being determined.


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It looks like you took pictures on Manual mode and didn’t set the Exposure Compensation and Shutter speed properly. If you can get good pictures on Auto mode, your camera is ok.

try using a different setting on the camera for these pictures, use the scene selection and choose night scene.

If you are not using canon lenses then the low light focusing aid will not work correctly. Go into the menu and turn of the flash infra red light

Sorry to tell you this but your CCD is gone. In a fwe days time pics will be black in color. CP 5400 uses a batch of defective Sony CCD's. Nikon's service center in Kolkata, India replaced the CCD in my CP 5400 free of cost. This was because Nikon has issued a service advisory. Try your luck with the Nikon service center closest to your home!