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Delete photos on camera


richard_longthorpe

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Hi

 

The camera that I recently bought is nikon D70. I was uploading photos to the

computer but it seems I clicked something and old photos were uploaded to my

camera from the computer. When I upload new photos to the computer each time

it now brings up the option to uppoad the old photos too. It seems the photos

are stored on the actual camera rather than the memory card. I have deleted

all the photos from the memory card but the camera still has the old photos

stored. Can any tell me how to delete photos from the actual camera and not

the memory card. Any help would be greatly appreciated as uploading photos to

the computer is taking so long as it is transferring the old photos too.

 

Kind regards

 

Rich

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The D70 gives you the option to "lock" photos on the card (you will see a little key in the corner of the LCD for locked photos). It is very easy to accidentally lock photos because the lock button is directly above the zoom button when you are reviewing photos in the LCD.

 

I bet you have a bunch of locked images that are never getting deleted... unlock them and delete them... and all will be well (until the next time you accidentally lock some more)

 

Luck-

 

-EAB

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As said, there is no storage on this camera other than the CF card. So any images uploaded

from the PC to the camera are theoretically on the CF card. Formatting the card in the D70

will wipe out any images on the CF card.

 

My advice to you is to get a card reader that will allow you to download images from the CF

card to the computer, without having to use the camera as a device.

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