Samsung ES63 camera file error?

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You have to format the card in the camera before you start using it.
Download the images you have (formatting will wipe the card).

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If you formatted it in the camera, then that should be fine. It has to be done every so often to refresh the File Allocation Table.
The manual does say that if you get a "File Error" then delete the file...which sounds pretty inadequate to me. No explanation is given as to WHY you would get a "File Error".

BTW Your camera is just a camera. It is used to get pictures that you take home and download onto your computer. Store them there or upload to sites like flickr, facebook, and the rest for sharing. Cameras aren't designed for long term storage.
 
I just got the camera yesterday and I took pictures and stuff and it was fine, this morning i was looking through my pics and two of them said file error on it. I was thinking there was something wrong with the memory card but then i put another memory card and that one had a file error on it as well...so im thinking there's something wrong with the camera, i dunno. can anybody help me....?
I did format it before I started using it. Should I format it again...but that means i will lose all my pictures....ok
 
You have to format the card in the camera before you start using it.
Download the images you have (formatting will wipe the card).

Edit *************************

If you formatted it in the camera, then that should be fine. It has to be done every so often to refresh the File Allocation Table.
The manual does say that if you get a "File Error" then delete the file...which sounds pretty inadequate to me. No explanation is given as to WHY you would get a "File Error".

BTW Your camera is just a camera. It is used to get pictures that you take home and download onto your computer. Store them there or upload to sites like flickr, facebook, and the rest for sharing. Cameras aren't designed for long term storage.
 
You have to format the card in the camera before you start using it.
Download the images you have (formatting will wipe the card).

Edit *************************

If you formatted it in the camera, then that should be fine. It has to be done every so often to refresh the File Allocation Table.
The manual does say that if you get a "File Error" then delete the file...which sounds pretty inadequate to me. No explanation is given as to WHY you would get a "File Error".

BTW Your camera is just a camera. It is used to get pictures that you take home and download onto your computer. Store them there or upload to sites like flickr, facebook, and the rest for sharing. Cameras aren't designed for long term storage.
 
You have to format the card in the camera before you start using it.
Download the images you have (formatting will wipe the card).

Edit *************************

If you formatted it in the camera, then that should be fine. It has to be done every so often to refresh the File Allocation Table.
The manual does say that if you get a "File Error" then delete the file...which sounds pretty inadequate to me. No explanation is given as to WHY you would get a "File Error".

BTW Your camera is just a camera. It is used to get pictures that you take home and download onto your computer. Store them there or upload to sites like flickr, facebook, and the rest for sharing. Cameras aren't designed for long term storage.
 
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