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Hey gang...
Just hooked up a CF card reader to my G5 iMac (Panther) and was importing some photos from that I took with my Canon PowerShot S230 on a 256 MB card. And I realized that even when I deleted all the files from my CF Card, it doesn't free up space on the card, even though there is nothing left on it! To double check, I put the CF card back in my camera and it too says it is full even though there are no pictures on there. I then had to format it on the camera. Has anyone else noticed this? Is there a file system incompatibility somewhere here? It's no big deal... I can always just format the CF card in my camera and have it work just fine, but I just thought it was a little weird. Thanks all! |
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Hmm, that is weird. Maybe the camera isn't recognizing that the card is empty, and won't say that it is until it formats it itself. I honestly don't know what you should do. Try the Camera or Card Manufacturer's website. Or, try iPhoto support.
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