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by: Jckie_Frost September 1, 2012 2:15 PM PDT

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Panasonic Lumix DMC-FS22 memory card/built-in memory issue

by Jckie_Frost - 9/1/12 2:15 PM

Hello, I just bought this camera, it is very good, 16 pixels and so forth, but there is this issue: I have a 2GB mem. card inside, and every single time I take a picture it will be saved in the memory card, then if I turn off the camera and restart it, I am no longer able to see that picture /those pictures that have been saved to mem. card. How can I see the files from the mem. card also? And how can I select where do I want the pictures to be saved, mem. card or built-in memory? A help would REALLY help!!!! Thanks so much!


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by pgc3 - 9/1/12 2:23 PM

In Reply to: Panasonic Lumix DMC-FS22 memory card/built-in memory issue by Jckie_Frost

It could be the manner in which you are trying to save them. I think what you are talking about is the onboard memory of the camera, there should also be listed, card memory and that would be for the use of removeable memory card, typically an SD card that you purchase separately and install via a slot, normally on the side of the camera. Take another look at save options, that may be the issue. Typically, many use a removable card for photo storage and transfer.


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by Jckie_Frost - 9/2/12 2:05 PM

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Thanks for help. There are no save options whatsoever, anyway, now I think I got it, partially...now I can find all my files (or not)...The idea is that when the card is inserted, all the pictures and videos are saved to mem. card, and I can only see the files from memory card, I cannot access the onboard memory if the card is inserted. Same thing if I connect the camera to the pc. But still I remember that there was a photo I took, which I can still not find.


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