Motorola :: Trouble Taking A Photo / Cannot Access 'Lighting'

I have my girlfriend's V3c phone(I just got her a new battery and we've switched phones so she doesn't have to deal with letting the battery go low for the first few recharge cycles).Battery power is 3/4 now, so that is not an issue.Take a picture of our cat and put it as wallpaper/ screensaver (not sure what the difference is).So, I'd like to take an indoor picture of our cat.I tried a few times and it comes out all fuzzy(no pun intended).According to the V3c manual I downloaded, page 14 explains how to take photos, but some things don't seem right with the instructions.First, it says "Press [four way button] > Multimedia > Camera" , (or press camera key), to put it in picture-taking mode.I can put it into picture-taking mode by pressing the camera key, but can not put it in picture-taking mode by the first method listed.According to the manual on page 14, I can then access options by- "Press left soft key to view Options menu.", but here's where I run into further difficulty-

My RIGHT soft key gives me options, not the left soft key as the manual states. Plus, the manual says Options include "Zoom", "Style", and "Lighting Conditions", and these are NOT what my Options are.When I press the right soft key, the options displayed are,

1)Resolution,
2)Self Timer,
3)Brightness,
4) White Balance,
5) Image Quality,
6)Shutter Sound,
7)Color Effects,
8)Multishot on, and
9) Fun Frame on.

WHAT I WANT TO DO IS ACCESS THE "INDOOR" OPTION (UNDER "LIGHTING CONDITIONS" according to the manual) IN HOPES AN INDOOR PICTURE WILL COME OUT OK.However, so far I can't find that option that's listed in the manual.Heck, I can't even find a "Lighting Conditions" option.Right now, I have the Image Quality set to "Fine".Does anyone know how I can access the "Indoor (Home)" picturetaking option that's listed in the manual?(BTW, as a test, I just went outside and took a couple of pictures and they too are all washed-out-looking, quite bad.) I'm not seeking perfection, just something that's not total crap like the pictures I've taken thus far.)This is all after doing a "Master Clear" (page 65 in the manual) to reset everything to default settings.The phone is clean and the lens area seems very clean, too.