I have a Nikon L22 camera. I would like to know how to delete all the pictures from my camera. I know how to delete 1 picture at a time. Thanks for your help. Betty
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If the camera does not have Format SD card function, take the card out, put in your computer SD card reader, and delete your pictures.
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The answer is yes. The pictures are in a file like any other folder on your computer. You just plug in the usb cable, find the folder (like a memory stick, external drive etc) and then copy it to where you want it...the desktop maybe. The you can delete the folder in the camera...or just use a cut and paste command and it will be erased as you paste your pics somewhere else...
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I would not recommend that on any device. Better to back up to multiple devices, such as a couple of sticks, or a USB stick and a drive, before deleting the photos, and first make sure you can view a few of them on the stick. Also the 64 GB version is faster.
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The Sony dSC-w50 does support this feature (which is different from formating the memory stick). You can even create folders of images and delete all the images in a single folder at once.
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Thanks MC.While I was frustrated it occurred to me to do the same so I attempted to remove the battery. Like you said, "it works every time." Thank you again. I think now I'll really enjoy this camera.
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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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Same as Nikita, it says it will hold up to 8000 photos DEPENDING on the photo size!! When you take a photo say on a camera, there are differents size settings you can choose whether it be 3mp, 5mp, 8mp etc. the higher the number the bigger and it therefore takes up a lot more space/memory. You can resize your photos, that will help and allow you to hold more photos. Mine held almost 6000 photos so my camera is likely on a lower setting than yours. Check your camera and make sure for the future it's on a lower setting. The good thing about picture keepers is that when you fill one up, the next one picks up where it left off automatically. Unlike USB's you have to load the files manually then when it gets full you have to check where it left off and then continue to manually add files each time. That's the upside of picture keeper, everything is done automatically. Hope this helps!
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will you touch the little box in the bottom of the plays back the pictures and there will be a little trash box and it will ask if you all pictures or just the one you want deleted. Or the way i do it is i hook it up to the computer its much easier to delete that way.
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My Kodak Easyshare only gives me a chance to "Review" if I press the button underneath the delete (trash can) button. I don't typically use that feature. The bottom button (beside the share button) will let you look at the photos you've taken. If you are stuck there, try pressing the bottom button again to get back to picture-taking mode.
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Does the camera stop after capturing 2GB of video or does it start a new file? I realize that it is very rare for most people to shoot a single clip that is longer than 5 minutes, but if the camera quietly quits capturing after 2GB, then that might be a problem.
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You need to look in your owners manual for an answer. Personally, I would call Nikon and ask all questions there. Good luck!
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Highlight all the pictures you want to delete (CTRL-A) and right click, choose "properties". Make sure the "read-only" box is unchecked. Then you should be able to delete the files.
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I haven't had this very long so looked in the book. I've just used the USB cable, supplied, and transferred to computer from camera and never had a problem. I'm not sure that the program on your computer for Nikon would recognize a USB memory stick, you can also take your SD card and place it in your computer if you have a slot. You can always go to the Nikon website and search for your answer or send email. Sorry I wasn't much help.
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I wouldn't try that....you can buy a sensor cleaning kit that I have heard works very well, it comes with a DVD tutorial. If you go on UglyHedgehog.com and search for sensor cleaning kit, you can find the brand name there. BUT, I wouldn't try to clean my sensor myself, I would take it to a professional, a mistake like that could trash your camera forever.
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No, you have to delete the pictures. If it fills up, it stops taking pictures.
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I have always unloaded my pictures via my camera card into my computer. I tried previously and it did not recognize the card. The other day I started the process of learning to connect via WIFI. I created the "camera name" and went to the Canon website. I eventually became frustrated and decided to try inserting my card again into my laptop. This time it worked. So I was able to unload all my pictures the way I was used to doing. Maybe this would be another option for you to try??
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When My Coolpix S220's small internal camera memory is full, it says "memory full" even though it has an empty 4G memory card . . . that used to work. Any suggestions about how to get the camera to recognize the memory card?