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Canon PowerShot A460
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It used to be that all cameras have a basic internal memory. It varies on the model but it usually only allows you to take a few pictures, depending on the quality setting yo use. And no, the internal memory doesn't take over when the card is full. The memory card actually overrides the internal memory.
If the camera won't turn on without the memory card in, that may be an issue. Try hitting the reset function. Otherwise, you may be looking at a service call to Canon.
However, there's no mention of an internal memory on this model in the specs, so this may be a new design which took out the internal memory in favor of total reliance on the SD card memory slot. It makes sense, I guess.
As for your memory card, just reformat it. It'll be back to it's max use in no time.
If the camera won't turn on without the memory card in, that may be an issue. Try hitting the reset function. Otherwise, you may be looking at a service call to Canon.
However, there's no mention of an internal memory on this model in the specs, so this may be a new design which took out the internal memory in favor of total reliance on the SD card memory slot. It makes sense, I guess.
As for your memory card, just reformat it. It'll be back to it's max use in no time.
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