Bad quality of photos when transferring to PC

I have problem, when i take picture its clear and good resolution, but when i transfer picture to my computer photo is blury and its looks like bad quality. Do i need to fix something on my computer or something else?
Thanks.

Hi MilosBozinovic,
What happens to the photos if you try use Media Go to transfer the content?
Media Go
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