Once you do, first thing you should check is the white balance. It could be that something is actually wrong with the camera but it sounds to me like the white balance control might be on the wrong setting. I looked that camera up and it said it has something like 5 presets for the white balance and a custom setting. It shouldn't be hard to find once you figure out how to navigate the menu but some of these manufacturers put the controls in goofy locations. If you have a manual, that should help you go right to the white balance control. If you don't want to mess with custom white balance (and most people don't), just set it to auto and that should give you reasonably accurate colors in most conditions.
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