Deleting pictures from the card: Why would that be?
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I think this was an issue with the Canon software that comes with the camera, which you do not have to use. I bought an SD card reader (I think it cost $9) and use that to put the pictures on my computer, rather than installing the Canon software and plugging in my camera. It works just fine, and then you can use Windows (or any other photo/file management software you already have on your computer) to erase all of the pictures you want. If you plan to use SDHC cards with your camera, just be sure the card reader is compatible with SDHC cards. I use several different cameras and a camcorder that uses SD cards, so it is simpler for me to just use the card reader than to install drivers for every single camera. Plus, it saves the camera's battery power and my computer's hard drive space, and I can manage photos from all of my cameras with a single program.
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I have had this issue when I put the chip back in the camera after taking photos off of it and don't delete the old photos properly.Simply have the camera re-format the chip and the issue goes away.
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I haven't test it; but I think there's no problem if you reformat it.The only issue could be related to the physical size of the card, please verify it before buying
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I have same card as you and it did not work. It actually stripped my card and i cant retrieve photos at all! Very angry....there went my Christmas photos of my kids this morning!!
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It is very unlikely that the card is at fault. I would put the SD card back into the larger holder and stick it into my laptop (if you have one) in the SD slot and look at the SD card as a drive and see if you see anything... Also, the pics may be stored on your camera's member, not the card. Plugging your camera into the laptop using a usb cable might also bring up the pics. Best to find someone who knows how to do these things....good luck!
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Bob: I see your point, but wonder if the risk of card failure is any worse on the higher capacity card. So long as I download my photos and videos regularly, the only content at risk is the most recent shots which haven't been copied yet. Even a 4GB card can fail, and if it's got irreplaceable pics on it I'm likely to utter some things not intended for mixed company. I've read that the SD cards are only good for so many cycles of save/erase/save..., so presumably the larger capacity card gets erased less frequently, thereby reducing the risk of failure.
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You dont delete pictures off the frame itself. You take your SD card and delete pics from that on a computer.
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I scanned my to a SD card but it should because it's just usb. The problem I had was that there were particals ( dust /lint ) on the inside of the glass and you can't get it out or off. There is no way to get to it. so then that ends up on all the photos.
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See if you can get RescuePRO from SanDisk. It's a data recovery software for memory cards. It also wipes the memory cards clean. I have used it several times to get some pictures back I though I had lost. I then used it to wipe the cards clean. See if that helps. Good luck.
2015356
I wish I could help as an expert but I usually delete pictures as I download them. Might try that or exchange it.
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Sadly it doesn't, but i like how you think! You can record till the card's full and then you need to manually delete before you can record any more. Tell the guys from ION to include it in the next one!
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Hmmm....I have not experienced that. Are you using the "remove device safely" function on the right of the task bar before removing the card?
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Turn off the frame. Remove the media card from the frame. Place the media into media card reader on a computer. Access the card on the computer. Select and delete any files you want. Add any files that you want. Remove card from the computer. Place card back into the frame. Turn the frame on. For the pictures stored on the frame itself...connect the frame the computer via USB and edit the files that way.
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Always FORMAT new cards first in camera, I have been using the 16GB for quite sometimes now, no problem what's so ever!! Good luck!!
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I also had this happen when I downloaded the images and reinserted the sd card. Either i didn't remove all the images clearly or it remained after downloading. Another friend told me that when it happens it is caused by a corruption in the SD card. In any case, I would use a new SD card.
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I found out how to solve this problem for a Mac. You need to format the card by erasing it first. To format -Appications folder --to Utilities folder-- to Disk UtilityYou can format it from there.
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After connecting to the wireless card and using its web interface (ezshare.card/photo), I can only download from the card but not delete images on the card from that same web browser interface (the interface doesn't have a 'delete' option, just download). I have to delete images off the card using the camera or by inserting the card into a card-reader connected to the computer.