My model of Wally's 118

Fixed it for ya!

So was your big version. Since this is your first digicam I'm guessing you need a little practice. You have to give them a sec to focus, it's not instant. I went through a few virtual rolls of film before I figured out they were a bit slow on that end of things.

Ron,

What happened? I tested the Vivitar cameras and they work very, very well. Did you take a hit of the Gunja, mon?

hm..indeed the picture doesn't look nice, but that what i can see from your model is more than nice - seem to be perfect - can you take some more pictures?

Nice work Ron, but you have to stop smokin' that, umm, you know, so you can have a clear photo

which materials are you using?

plastic? wood? metal?

maybe you have to go some more feet away from the model *hehehe*

Ron,

Don't attach any more pics until you get up to speed. I'm going to delete this entire thread and start fresh after we sort out your problems. First, you need to get a handle on *why" the camera is not taking clear pictures. There is an on-screen software menu, as well as a paperback operation manual for this camera. You need to read the manual and adjust the camera settings correctly. Second, the pics this camera takes are too large for our format, so you need to use a photo editing tool to reduce the images to no larger than 640 x 480 pixels.

OK Ron...

I just grabbed one of these Vivitar cameras, walked outside and took these pictures. Perfect! Walking back into the house, I noticed the "Macro/Distance" slide switch on the side of the cameras case and realized... you're tyring to take macro-like (close-up) pictures in standard mode!

Ron... read your manual! I need to get back to work.

My father has a t-shirt from the old "Home Improvement" TV show: Real Men Don't Need Instructions! LOL

No offense Ron, but you might want to check the manual a bit before you snap some more pics.