surfrkidTS
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I have a Canon PowerShot A80 and its been doing fine for me for a long time. All of the sudden, it went from downloading images that were 1024xwhatever to 600x400. whats the big deal! I wanted my big pictures!
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surfrkidTS
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the weird thing is that I don't think I changed anything. same program, same camera, nothing has changed. I can't even find the settings for size on the camera menu
surfrkidTS
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ahhh ****! I accidently erased all of the pics on the camera! I'm SCREWED! and guess what! They still aren't coming out the size they used to!
Spirit
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I have the A70 (exact same camera, 1mp less).
Each mode has it's own setting, so if you change automatic to the largest, P mode will remain at 600x800 (or whatever it was already set to).
Your pics are savable but you need a program to retrieve them (and for the life of me I can't remember where to get it). If you don't care about the pics you lost, sometimes formatting (not just "erase all") the card, and resetting the camera to it's original settings will fix your problem.
Each mode has it's own setting, so if you change automatic to the largest, P mode will remain at 600x800 (or whatever it was already set to).
Your pics are savable but you need a program to retrieve them (and for the life of me I can't remember where to get it). If you don't care about the pics you lost, sometimes formatting (not just "erase all") the card, and resetting the camera to it's original settings will fix your problem.