I recently puchased a Vivitar ViviCamX327 and cannot find my manual. I need to know how to take pics. that aren't so blurry and are not blue in color. Also, is there any way I can get a mini manual to print off and have it available for future problems? Please let me know. Thank you!

Press the HOME button until the right-pointing triangle appears to indicate you're in Playback mode. Use the right/left button to select the picture to delete. Press the MENU button. Use right/left to select the box with the "x" in it. Use up/down to select the desired option. Press the MENU button. Use right/left to confirm and press MENU again.

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Sounds like you're not using a tripod. Macro pictures have a very small area that can be in focus....the slightest movement can cause the blurry pics.

ok try changing the pic size your saving your photos as. 4 x 6 is standard. also the more you use the digital zoom the more blurry its going to get. also the subject matter your trying to take pics of may be the problem. try changing your menu functions to sports or action. i am not sure if this helps any but this seems to be the main faults to blurry images other than dirty lenses or film over the lens.

Apparently, you have pics on the camera's internal memory. Your card won't work until those pics are gone. Here's how...with no card in the camera, go into the menu and find "format" and follow the on-screen instructions to erase the internal memory. Then, insert your card and it should work.

Vivitar doesn't seem to offer a direct download of their camera software, but you can contact the company directly by following the link below and clicking on the Vivitar Experience Software box:

http://www.vivitar.com/products/1/digital-cameras/612/vivicam-t324

don't procrastinate
if it is not fit for the purpose take it back for a refund and next time don't buy anything without a user manual

There are a lot of variables but set the macro to on and no flash. Make sure you give the camera time to autofocus and shoot straight into the glass. You may also try using the flash but block its full effect with the corner of a playing card.This will speed up your shutter and stop glare from the glass.
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Sounds like subject movement. Try using a faster shutter speed

possibly go to the menu, and go to quality, if it isnt set on fine, then change it,or, set your scene on auto, so if the pic is fast moving, it can adjust to take clearer pics. otherwise i am of no help.