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Digital Camera Will Not Save Images To SD Card

My camera automatically saves images to it's internal hard drive (or flash drive) I have my SD memory card inserted, the camera just will not save to it. Anyone know why it's doing this? Or maybe how I can copy the images on the flash to the SD card? I went through the menu and saw nothing.

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