DELETE ALL PICTURES ON CAMERA AT ONCE?
248516
Yes, if you connect to a computer the camera appears as another drive. From the computer select all and hit delete.
1678695
I don't know if you can change that on the camera but you can change them when you file them to your computer or after you save them you can right click on the file and choose rename so you won't have to keep replacing old pics with new ones and losing the old files.
2177763
Page 15 of manual: Tap menu, then tap the "trashcan" icon, then tap pic you want deleted, then tap "Yes"..desired image will be deleted. Hope this helps.
544017
Turn on camera. Press menu. Right click to "tools" tab. Drop down to "Format". Press Func/Set. Select "OK". Formatting card will delete all images.
60376
yes - there is a menu option under "multiple exposure", where it shoots up to 9 exposures for one shutter release. In addition to combining the shots into a merged artsy photo, if set properly, it can also save the individual images
353863
go to data and enter skip through to the end. It give you the option there to delete all or just one.
2153272
Yes, follow these steps: Take Picture mode, tap Menu, the menu with the image of the camera, select it with delete key (down) date stamp on.
577686
you should have looked in the manual, so you coud TURN OFF THE WATERMARK. you just got rid of the best camera you ever had
544018
Format the card using the menu on the camera. You can also delete all of the photos from the camera from your computer when you upload them. Even when you do it that way though, be sure to format the card so you don't have card errors.
2197695
The photos are only copied to the mobile device. They are not deleted from the card. This must be done manually.
1637666
Never tried and I seriously doubt it for they got you on this one. I finally broke down and bought a different camera for it was getting way to expansive. I will miss the quick photo dock. People were so amazed when i handed them a photo 5 minutes later. Most people will have 1000's of digital pictures in a computer and never put them in a photo book. Nothing like a photo book to kick back and look at or pass along. I swear my wife has a million pics in her camera doing nothing, but technically I can't answer your question, but you may want to consider to move on to different camera.Best
1665883
I had not tried that feature yet. I usually only leave the camera at its native settings for the highest quality. I usually edit the photos/videos after the raw footage is uploaded to keep the full resolution.
1170981
No each camera has its own screen. I wish I could see all at one time but no.
1803663
Yes, individual photos can be erased if I remember right. But not "erase all". Or not that I've found anyway. I take the memory card out of the unit and put it in my camera where all can be erased with a couple of button pushes. I would like to know how to erase all on the unit.
556339
Afraid not. This uses automated tools to move the photos from your Digital camera to your iPhone/iPad. If your iPhone memory is full and you're on a Mac, I find the best way to empty it (AND save the photos) is to plug it into the Mac and open an application called Image Capture. It's a hidden secret! From there you can download all of the images to your Mac directly or into iPhoto or into Aperture if you have it. Then from inside Image Capture you can select all and delete all. Now remember to run a backup (Time Machine?) on your Mac when you're done because you only have one copy. If you're on a PC I actually don't know how this is done but I'm sure it's possible. Good luck! Afraid not. This uses automated tools to move the photos from your Digital camera to your iPhone/iPad. If your iPhone memory is full and you're on a Mac, I find the best way to empty it (AND save the photos) is to plug it into the Mac and open an application called Image Capture. It's a hidden secret! From there you can download all of the images to your Mac directly or into iPhoto or into Aperture if you have it. Then from inside Image Capture you can select all and delete all. Now remember to run a backup (Time Machine?) on your Mac when you're done because you only have one copy. If... » Read More Afraid not. This uses automated tools to move the photos from your Digital camera to your iPhone/iPad. If your iPhone memory is full and you're on a Mac, I find the best way to empty it (AND save the photos) is to plug it into the Mac and open an application called Image Capture. It's a hidden secret! From there you can download all of the images to your Mac directly or into iPhoto or into Aperture if you have it. Then from inside Image Capture you can select all and delete all. Now remember to run a backup (Time Machine?) on your Mac when you're done because you only have one copy. If you're on a PC I actually don't know how this is done but I'm sure it's possible. Good luck! « Show Less
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Remove your sd card and then connect the camera directly to your computer through a USB port, and download the internal memory to your computer. That will unlock so to speak the full memory message and allow you to resume taking photos. While downloading also download your SD card directly into your computer, Check to make sure your picturs are transferred, then do a QUICK format of your SD card. This action clears up any full memory messages you may be receiving. Remember your camera has two memories, 1 SD card and 1 internal memory, it is the internal memory that fill up quick, check your settings and make sure your pics are going to your SD card, and you probably won't have the problem again . I recommend at least a 4 GB SD Card, they are cheap and will hold tons of pics. where as your internal memory is very lmited Hope this helps.
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I don't see a way to do that, but you can easily select each photo with the software and scan separately.