can you delete pictures off card through reader
1423363
Yes but its annoing to keep on doing it because u have to press the delete then scroll down and press delete
1423364
I don't remember. I sent mine back. To me the size and zoom feature were not acceptable.
1012091
Hi, when you have the camera connected to you PC (after copying and saving the photos) you can erase all the pics at once from the camera's file. It's easy! If you try to erase them using the camera you can erase only one at a time (there is a Delete button).Hope this is helpfull for you! Maria Clara
237334
Yes...you'll need to remove the sd card from your camera or other device, plug into the reader and then plug into your computer via USB port
2101699
I scanned my to a SD card but it should because it's just usb. The problem I had was that there were particals ( dust /lint ) on the inside of the glass and you can't get it out or off. There is no way to get to it. so then that ends up on all the photos.
825277
I put the pictures in a digital camera, the tower on your computer has a slot in front, for the card. when the computer is booted up and the screen is on ,then put the card in slot in front of computer, it should open windows pictures and ask for a name for file ,put a letter any thing in box it will down load, if you put a check mark in box ,it will erase chip. When done. Go to all programs look up windows pictures click on that it should bring up file right click and open file .
1086996
I think the other answer is correct. That when you are safely removing it is for the USB device. However, I did remove just the card and everything was fine.
74529
Insert card into camera.w/ camera set to view pictures, press menu button. arrow down to the icon of the little wrench (that's setup). Arrow down/thru 5 pages til you see format. it will say "delete all data?" (make sure there are no pictures on the card you want to keep or they will be gone once you hit yes. Hope that helps. If you have any ?? lmk As I also have this camera.
1026631
Yes, you can. My granddaughter showed me how it is done, and, of course, I forgot since 2 weeks ago, but they can be deleted.
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.
1242941
None, you'll need to purchase the card reader separately depending of your needs, this is just a hub for card readers. Great product by the way.
2235923
No it doesn't. You have to erase the card once it's full or every now and then. Depending on the amount of activity, I do mine about once a week (I got this reply from my niece who uses her system 24/7.) Hope this helps.
301367
This reader will handle the high-capacity cards and - assuming it fits into a USB slot on the computer - should transfer photos from any form of SD card (older readers won't handle the SDHC cards.)
1190215
If you are in the playback menu, select the delete option, then at the next menu select the "erase all images" option. That should allow you to delete all the pics from the camera at once (there is another option to "erase selected images" if you want to delete multiple images but not all of them). You need to access the bottom left menu button during the playback mode to get to this menu (I don't think the delete button itself gets you there).
154531
I haven't tried that yet but I will right now, and the answer is.... when two cards are inserted the reader disappeared, remove one of the cards and reinsert the reader and it becomes available again. so the answer to both questions is no....
1762476
The SD cards WILL STICK OUT. Only the reader will be flush, meaning you will not have to ever remove the reader from your machine but you will have to remove the card.
1492510
WOW, I can't believe I've done that a hundred times at least. It is a lot easier than it looks.I better mention to everyone, that you do want to download your photos first, as the FORMAT is a total deletion. That's the idea, to clear the card completely, so there's nothing left behind to slow the processing down. And it should be done in the camera the card is being used in, not the computer or a second camera.
1345721
The photo ID w/magnetic stripe must be removed to swipe in a card reader. I am however able to leave multiple magnetic access cards in the pouch and they work just fine in proximity to the access control door locks.