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Samsung Galaxy S4 camera app no longer saves to SD card
Last week my phone updated to Android 5.0.1, then yesterday the native camera app will no longer save photos to the SD card... it's still an option in the camera app settings, but when I take photos, they momentarily appear in the photo gallery, then go blank, then go away entirely. When I plug the phone into my computer, Windows File Explorer either won't read the photos or more often doesn't see them at all.
All photos taken before yesterday are still on the card, still visible, and all the other gigs of data and media on the card are still good. The card still has 30 of 60 gigs still available. The camera will save pics to internal storage just fine, but there is almost no available space to make this a practical workaround.
Did the 5.0.1 update allow a Samsung camera update that no longer writes to the SD card? I thought 5.0 was supposed to fix the SD card write-to issue that so many were having and I never had this issue before so I can only assume the Samsung app is to blame.
Last week my phone updated to Android 5.0.1, then yesterday the native camera app will no longer save photos to the SD card... it's still an option in the camera app settings, but when I take photos, they momentarily appear in the photo gallery, then go blank, then go away entirely. When I plug the phone into my computer, Windows File Explorer either won't read the photos or more often doesn't see them at all.
All photos taken before yesterday are still on the card, still visible, and all the other gigs of data and media on the card are still good. The card still has 30 of 60 gigs still available. The camera will save pics to internal storage just fine, but there is almost no available space to make this a practical workaround.
Did the 5.0.1 update allow a Samsung camera update that no longer writes to the SD card? I thought 5.0 was supposed to fix the SD card write-to issue that so many were having and I never had this issue before so I can only assume the Samsung app is to blame.