Blurry picture my son dropped my camera today and now the pictures are blurry. what should i do.

Anonymous Mar 30, 2014

When I take pictures of my daughter playing volleyball they are blurry even when I have it set on the sports mode. How do I set the camera to take pictures of moving objects or sporting events

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I have this same problem. If I shut the camera off then on again it clears up. Someone from Fuji said that this is because the Auto-Focus is stuck on. They advised to half push the shutter button to release the auto-focus.

Posted on Jan 04, 2007

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