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<blockquote data-quote="charliecip" data-source="post: 499021" data-attributes="member: 40871">Could use some advice here if anyone can offer suggestions.&nbsp; This S3700 is new purchase for me but not my first Coolpix camera.&nbsp; Everything seems to be working okay, and have also used the wifi program as well with an Ipod touch, no problems there.&nbsp; My only concern is the indoor photo.&nbsp; The indoor photos more often than not will turn out blurry.&nbsp; The camera seems to have focus trouble indoors, but outdoors photos are fine.&nbsp; I am wondering if the problems lies somewhere with my settings.&nbsp; Whether I use AUTO ISO or manually set ISO to 400 or higher, the problem still will occur with the indoor photo.&nbsp; The problem will occur as well with VR on or off.&nbsp; Getting close to the point where I am thinking maybe this is a problem with the camera itself and not the settings.&nbsp; I have also tried reducing the pixel size to 2MP but that doesn't help either.Any feedback or suggestions as what might be the problem would be appreciated.&nbsp; If I can't get this figured out I may have to return this camera to Walmart.&nbsp; I think there is a 15 day return policy and I am at day 7.&nbsp; Maybe I just got a 'lemon' here or maybe this is just an issue with the camera in general.&nbsp; My 12MP Coolpix S3100 (might have been a 3200, not sure) never had any problems with indoor photos.Thanks,Charlie</blockquote>

[QUOTE="charliecip, post: 499021, member: 40871"] Could use some advice here if anyone can offer suggestions. This S3700 is new purchase for me but not my first Coolpix camera. Everything seems to be working okay, and have also used the wifi program as well with an Ipod touch, no problems there. My only concern is the indoor photo. The indoor photos more often than not will turn out blurry. The camera seems to have focus trouble indoors, but outdoors photos are fine. I am wondering if the problems lies somewhere with my settings. Whether I use AUTO ISO or manually set ISO to 400 or higher, the problem still will occur with the indoor photo. The problem will occur as well with VR on or off. Getting close to the point where I am thinking maybe this is a problem with the camera itself and not the settings. I have also tried reducing the pixel size to 2MP but that doesn't help either. Any feedback or suggestions as what might be the problem would be appreciated. If I can't get this figured out I may have to return this camera to Walmart. I think there is a 15 day return policy and I am at day 7. Maybe I just got a 'lemon' here or maybe this is just an issue with the camera in general. My 12MP Coolpix S3100 (might have been a 3200, not sure) never had any problems with indoor photos. Thanks, Charlie [/QUOTE]

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