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Topic: Fujifilm -XD Picture Card. Completed. (Read 580 times)
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crystalight
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Hi RBC,
I have a Fujifilm XD card type H 1GB but that should make no difference, I am using it in my Fuji F31fd camera, you don't say what make yours is but again I can't see what difference it would make.
Like Celia, I delete my pictures on the camera. Once deleted they cannot be reproduced unless downloaded again from the computer.
Two things I can think of,
Are you uploading to the same file on your computer, in which case they will be on there from when you uploaded last time.
Or more likely, my camera has a certain amount of memory without using a card, I have never used it but I imagine its like saving things directly to your mobile phone or to your sim card. The way to delete them is different.
So maybe they are stored on the camera memory and not the card.
Good Luck, I hope you get it sorted,
Crystal 
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crystalight
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Posts: 509
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I have 91 images that will not go away. I took them in 1906.
RBC
Keep them!!!
No help I am afraid but I thought the same thing - Must have been the earliest digital camera made 
Sorry we all have a strange sense of humour on here 
Crystal
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celia
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1906 and i never noticed: New rule
for me.Read all posts more carefully & slower B4 replying 
Celia
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Scottiedog
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Ok - let's see if this is any help.
When you delete a file, by and large it isn't really deleted. What happens is that the entry in the file index pointing at the actual file is removed. The file itself still exists, it's just not visible through views using that index. Formatting can be the same, especially the "quick" variety. This can be useful if you accidentally delete your photos because it means you can recover them with specialist software. It's also part of how police carry out forensic examinations of PCs but let's not go there.
So it's no surprise that the photos are still on the memory card. Not clear though how they keep getting new entries in the index.
If you really want to get rid of them perhaps you should try something like Eraser (http://www.heidi.ie/eraser/) which will really destroy the image files by overwriting them.
Regards
Les
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