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Something happened during a transfer of pictures and some music files transfered to my card. I delete this music off the card and now mycard memory is all but non existant. I can only put about 3 pictues on the card and it says the card is full. I don't know how to fix the card so I can get the memory back use it

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  • 9694976 Sep 05, 2007

    I formated the card and now it will hold 13 pictures before it reads that it is full. Any other ideas?

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Format the card in the camera and start over

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  • Anonymous Sep 05, 2007

    The number of images the card holds depends on the size of the card in Mb and the image size also in Mb
    All this information is in the handbook for the camera.
    The software disc that came with the camera usually has a more comprehensive manual in PDF.
    Browse them both and tell me - the size of the card and the image size
    indeed you camera has most likely options to vary image size[quality] and therefore the number of images it can hold

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