Blurry photos are usually cause by camera movement while taking the picture.
The way to determine is to set the camera on a sturdy surface (or a tripod), and take some photos. If it still takes blurry photos then you likely have a camera problem.
If you determine that the problem is not the camera, then it is time to adjust yourself.
When taking a photo, do not jab the shutter button down as this will move the camera. Just like shooting a gun, squeeze the trigger.
When taking a photo, hold the position for two seconds.
...Press down the shutter button, and do not move the camera or yourself for two seconds. A little practice and you will do this every time.
The best method is to use the viewfinder. When using the viewfinder you have the camera rested against your face (Head). You head is steadier than two outstreatched arms.
The Olympus C7000 has a 5X zoom and the further out you zoom, the need for a steady hand increases.
I can take sharp photos with a 10X zoom camera (without image stabilization) by using the viewfinder and leaning my shoulder against a building, tree, post or other sturdy support. I can not get sharp 10X photos while using the LCD.
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If you do decide to change cameras, I would reconsider the F10. While it has its good points, it has few manual adjustments and has no viewfinder.
The Canon G6 is an excellent camera.
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I recently purchased the Olympus C-7000, and I am disappointed because out of the ten photos I have taken, all but four are blurry. Am I doing something wrong? Or has anyone else had this problem? Maybe I just do not know the camera well enough, so when I point and shoot, I just expect it to be clear. But this blurriness happens repeatedly and I never had this problem with my old Olympus C-560. Any help with this?
I am thinking about taking this camera back and replacing it with either the Fujifilm F10 or Canon G6. I am interested primarily in excellent image quality, although some manual controls would be nice - but not necessary. Any advice about these models?

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