Copying photos back from PC onto the SD card
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Mare_333 wrote:
Hello I have a question about SD card or to be exact how to view on camera photos copied from PC back onto the SD card. I would prefer to copy them back onto the SD card and to view on camera after I edited them on PC. However, I ran into a problem. I was able to copy from PC onto SD card – it’s pretty self explanatory you insert the SD card into the PC, it shows the SD card folder, you copy or drag files from pictures folder on the PC into the SD card folder (the folder is called DCIM). So I used this method and when I am on the PC I am able to see that the photo is on the SD card. However, when I insert the SD card into the camera and try to view the saved photo on camera it is NOT there. I tried formatting the SD card and used several different SD cards but had the same problem. I use Nikon D3300 camera. I would really appreciate if someone helps me out with this problem. Thanks so much. .
Out of curiosity, why would you even want to do this?
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