Internal memory My camery says "internal memory filled" and I cannot take any more pictures. What am I doing wrong?

It sounds like the camera is set to always save to the internal memory. With the SD card in place, adjust the settings to save to the SD card. (Sorry, I don't know the exact menu paths for your camera).
(If you have also copied your pictures off your camera, you can erase the internal memory and use that to take more pictures - however it will fill up again).

Digital cameras store pictures on their internal memory. Often users transfer their photographs to memory cards, because memory cards store more data and are accessible in computers, other digital cameras and other devices. When you want to move pictures stored on the internal memory card, do so through the camera's menu
1 Place the memory card into the digital camera.
2 Turn on the digital camera.
3 Access the digital camera's menu. Digital cameras have a button labeled "Menu" near the LCD screen. Push this button to open the menu.
4 Select the Pictures option. Select the photos on your internal memory using the "Select" or "OK" button on the arrow pad on the back of the camera. Click "Copy" and choose "Memory Card" to copy the files to the memory card. If there is more than one picture that needs copying to the memory card, perform this step for each picture.

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The internal memory of a camera is very small and is only for taking some test pictures when you first get the camera. For regular picture taking, you need a memory card.

Sounds like you've filled the internal memory.(It's very tiny) If you want to start using a memory card, you need to get rid of the pictures in the internal memory. Here's how: With no card in the camera, go into the menu and find "format" and follow the on-screen instructions. When finished, insert your card and it should work properly and hold many more than 7 pictures.

I'm pretty sure this means that you have filled up the internal memory on the picture frame.
I just bought my sister a photoframe for Christmas (made by Phillips) and we got the same message. Not the most precise wording on the error message, but we tried deleting a few photos and the error went away. Then I checked the internal memory of the frame, and it is only 128M, which is not alot of photos.
I think the solution will be to buy a USB memory stick to leave in the frame. For about $10 you can get a 4G USB memory stick, which is about 32 times the space of the internal memory, at least if you have a similar model as we do.
See here: http://www.amazon.com/USB-Flash-Drives-Storage-Add-Ons/b?ie=UTF8&node=3151491

There is nothing wrong. The camera is telling you the internal memory (of the camera itself) is full. The camera will not write to the memory card until the internal memory is wiped clean. To do this, with no card in the camera, go into the menu and find "format" and follow the on-screen instructions. After that, your card should work properly.

The internal memory allows you to take a few test pictures on a new camera before you invest in a memory card. It is very small and fills up quickly. You need to start using a real memory card if you want to store a large amount of pictures.

When you remove the card, can you review the pictures that are on the internal memory? If you can and you want to save them, download them to your computer. Then, with the memory card still out of the camera, format the internal memory.

No Problem, Check this Manual and refer to Formatting internal memory or an SD or MMC Cards.
You have to choose "Image storage" to "Internal" from the settings menu (Read the Manual). And there will be images there, delete them and then make the storage back to "Auto".
The camera writes quickly to internal memory, so even after you've filled the buffer (it holds four 3.1-megapixel shots), you can snap one more picture in just a few seconds. (Source:Kodak)
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Without looking for a manual on your camera, normally there is function in your camera menu to copy or transfer over to your memory stick, or maybe you can transfer the picture firstly to your pc(if you have one), then back across to your stick, by simply drag n drop as normal.