WVC54GC-EU poor quality image!!

Hi..i buy this camera and i`m not satified how it works! Poor quality image..even my 10euro web camera have good quality! I open it and i see a little senzor (camera) inside..like in mobile phones!
I make fw update..noting change..quality image is poor even 1m distance! I`m angry about this..! Also a don`t know how to turn on inside wireless..
Tell me..this is quality of this camera or my camera is damaged? I can uplad photo to see what bad image i recived!
(Mod Note: Edited due to non-compliance of forum guidelines.)

Login to the Camera setup page and under the setup click on the sub tab "Image" and below you can change the image resolution.
To access your camera setup page you can follow this link, to make your camera work wirelessly you need to input the wireless settings of your router into the camera.

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