Video Discolored

Hi there...I am using a Sanyo VPC-TH1 camcorder. For reasons still unclear to me, I have been able to put a recent video into iMovie no problem, yet some from the summer (that went into iPhoto first) I was not able to import into iMovie '08. I've been using StreamClip to help me convert and it may be no surprise but I own a copy of iMac for Dummies and I do use the iMovie tutorial which is very helpful, but both pretty much cover the basics and not the particular troubleshooting that I need. Rather I should say they aren't jumping out at me if they are there. I am VERY new to iMovie and through various posts from individuals I have muttled my way through.
My current issue is this...this morning I managed to get a movie from this camera that I filmed last summer into iMovie. It is sitting in my Event Library, but some of the video clips are discolored. Although I haven't tried, it appears I could edit them out. Thing is, I don't want to. I would like to correct this and avoid it happening in the future. Can anyone tell me what I did wrong? When I click this movie and the various clips show up in the window to the right, some look normal, and then others have the screen literately half blue and half green (I say green but almost like a sepia). It's video of a kids birthday party outside...so when I view one of these clips...Regardless of the background or what we are viewing..half the screen is blue and the other half greenish (sepia kind-of). The audio appears fine.
Does anyone know why and can I fix it? Thanks.

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