Lately my camera is showing horizontal lines when I take a picture that is far away. It is also very foggy looking.

Does this occur only on the camera, or is it visible on your PC during PP operations ?

Have you tried resetting all settings to factory default? Sounds like extreme over exposure.

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 need to go into the menu and go to the menu with a camera as the icon. Scroll until you find "IS mode". You can choose various settings but the best is "Continuous". That way, your camera always compensates for camera shake.

If cleaning the lense won't help, the memory card might be damaged. Try with another card.

Horizontal may not be due to the CCD sensor. It can be due to the lens itself. I swap lens from a non-working camera to replace the one with horizontal lines. I found out that I was able to get the camera to work to take great pictures.

See this link.

1. Adjust ISO or ASA 100
2. Adjust AWB Indoor florescent or Bulb while outdoor select sunny or foggy it depends of the place

get new batteries, if recharging your current batteries does not work (to stop it shorting out).

reduce your shutter exposure, by changing to Manual Mode (M), selecting +/-, and then the left button (flash) around the Menu OK button. Mine works fine at 1s shutter speed, but was showing horizontal lines before that ...

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