Canon EOS D30 - Bad Image Colouring

Hello All!
This is my first post so please be kind!
I recently purchased a second hand Canon EOS D30 and have an issue with the images that it is producing.
I have attached a few sample images.
Does it look like a hardware or software issue?
Do you know if there is anything I can do to remedy this problem?
I don't seem to be able to do a factory reset.
Many thanks for your time and effort in helping me! I apologise if I have made a silly mistake!
Best regards
Jonathan

If you loaded the program from a CD there is a very good chance that it is out of date. Go to the Canon support site and look to see what upgrades there are for the software and download those and try again.
If it still fails you will need to contact Canon as Michael wrote,
regards

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