The viewers are seeing me blurred

Maybe it's time to take off the transparent label on camera's eye? ...Kidding... Try to make it clean of dust, and set up the software on default values.

OK, when you say quality is poor, how are you judging this quality ?
EG, are you hooking it up to a decent TV and watching it back, or are you pulling it to your PC via firewire and watching it there ?
If via firewire on a PC, you may be experiencing interlacing issues which make it look worse.
In low light conditions I know the stuff I take looks a lot worse, it may just be that. Just step outside and take a quick clip as a comparison.

Hope this may help;

Regards,

This is not a camera problem but a problem with viewing the videos on your computer. It is likely to be just a problem with the software you are using to view the videos (though a slow video display adapter in the computer might be a contributing factor).

I recommend that you download the VLC viewer, for free, from www.download.com. This viewer is much more capable than the one that comes with Windows (though you don't say whether you are using Windows or some other OS). It will play all sorts of formats that other viewers won't, and play them better.

Hi.

If the original footage was sharp, that means that you are probably using wrong compression parameter or format on Everio, while doing conversion.

If the source movie was blurred instead, try using the Advanced Image Stabilisation option, usually available in new JVC HD camcorder menu.

Everio has different quality settings. Each time you increase compression you lower quality.

Also ensure that the camera was not in a low definition setting.

Regards.


Ginko.

In addition

If there is a ring on the front of the webcam lens try turning it to focus. Also try the free tips in the article How To Improve Your Webcam Video Quality.

dont know if its the same model as mine but mine has a small sliding focus switch underneath the view finder if you tilt the viewfinder up you may find it it may look like the clip that locks the viewer down but it slides side to side .regards norman

A friend managed to find a very easy solution to this problem...the lens was dirty due to a 6 year olds sticky fingers...so I just needed to clean it.

Check to see if you are running the latest video drivers. If you do, you may want to revert back to the 64 bit system.

Not much that you can do with that, try adjusting the small focus lever on the underside of the viewfinder, as this might fix the blurred image, your lucky that you didn't, break something on the camera.

Check out the Fiji Tech support team. Depending on the age of the camera there may be a swap out option. Independent repair will not be an economic prop.