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Can I see the photos of my camera again without memory card?
When I was little my gran had a camera she loved to use to take photos on and I loved taking pictures on it too and for my birthday one year my gran bought me my very own camera. I’m pretty sure it’s a Nixon Coolpix a10 and I found it again recently but there isn’t an memory card in the slot.
I want to see the photos I took when I was little but I don’t know if I’ll be able to because of the missing memory card. If I get a new memory card will I be able to see the pictures and videos again?
I’m holding on with a sliver of hope that I can see these pictures again any answers are helpful, thank you in advance.
The camera is actually a Nixon Coolpix L25 sorry for the misinformation
7 Answers
- qrkLv 72 weeks ago
The L25 has 20MB of internal memory. That's enough memory for around 5 to 10 images.
- ?Lv 72 weeks ago
You need the memory card to see any of the images that are stored on it.
Some cameras have a SMALL internal memory
that will store maybe 12 to 50 images;
others have none at all.
- SumiLv 72 weeks ago
No, the memory card is the only thing that stored the pictures; where it goes, so do the photos. It's like asking if you take a roll of exposed film out of a film camera, is there was a way to put a new roll in the camera and get the photos back that were on the old roll that was thrown out. Obviously, the answer is no, sorry.
Instead of the camera, I would look on your gran's computer or facebook account. The memory card in these cameras were not intended to be used for long-term storage of data. It's far, far more likely that the images are on some other device like a laptop or desktop computer.
By the way, for clarity, the camera isn't a Nixon, it's a Nikon.
- ANDRE LLv 72 weeks ago
If the original camera used an SD card as it's memory, then ONLY finding that exact SD card would get you access to the pictures on it.
Cameras tend not to have built in memory, which is WHY you use an SD card.