Question about Samsung SGH-D900 Cellular Phone

Camera can't get images into image file on memory card

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These are pre-settings on the phone. The images captured on the camera will first go on the phone memory, and once it is full, it will switch over to the memory card. Manual change is not possible. But you can move the picture on to the memory card after the picture is taken by manually selecting and moving it to the mem card.

Posted on Dec 02, 2007

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