I believe that card is usable. But thanks for those suggestions should I ever need that kind of help. Thanks so much for responding, much apprecieated. Monica

I'm sure the USB port is good, I just used it on the first SD card I used in the shooting. However directly using the card and the computer sounds like a great idea. Thanks. and thanks for responding. Very much appreciated

Right nothing lost I'll just format the card like I should have at first. It was my backup card and I forgot. Thanks for your response

Also I have already looked into the possibility of some personal tutoring with specifically indoor shooting for Real Estate type photography. So thanks again. I know I have a lot to learn.

Thanks for responding. You're right and I will look in to a local photo club for these kind of answers. It's just that I came across this first and didn't consider that alternative. Thanks for your help

Hi, thanks for replying. And thanks for the info I was unaware of, due to all the responses it's clear what I need to do. I've also learned some other things. Thanks

Thanks so much for the info. Never knew about FAT. thanks for the other info. Its very much appreciated. Monica

Thanks so much for the definitions and useful information. I've learned form all these wonderful responses. and am very appreciative. I know what I did and what I need to do now along with learning other information. Thanks Monica

Sorry for the mis-spelling. It's a SanDisk. and with help I figured out various things to do to solve other problems. So thank you for your response and info.

Thank you for your reply and comments. I very much appreciate the help.

I'm sure at this point that I did not format the card before starting to take pictures. It was a backup SD card. and at the time I just wasn't thinking. I sent you a reply trying to clarify what I was talking about...don't know if you got it. Thank you so much for answering and for your help. Very much appreciated

I am guessing that I did not format this card - it was a back-up that I hadn't used yet. So I just put it in and started taking pictures with out looking and that's why there may be images on here but obviously (spelled wrong?) They didn't register. So I'll just format the card like I should have. Thanks so much for answering and your help

From Englert, Monica again. It's quite a ways away but maybe the best thing would be to reshoot in different lighting.?? Perhaps I should have told a little about myself. I was injured severely for the final time in 2004 and have been disabled ever since. Finances have gotten very tight due to the loss of a long term relationship. So I have only social security and am short each month. It was suggested to me to trying to retrain as a Real Estate photographer- something I think I can physically do. I've taken family and landscape pictures all my life. But never really used the full manual mode. It's a little hard to apply what I read and learn to the actual setting especially when taking indoor pictures. So much more to account for and learn about than I ever understood before, so many factors with lighting. I've been watching Nathan Cool's videos and learning all I can. I also took a course on PS CC. so that's kinda where I am now. But I really want to learn to do this exceptionally well. And present the customers with exceptional images. Any suggestions for further education and/or tips would be greatly appreciated. Thank you

I took a number of very good outside images of a house except they have a sun spot in some of them. I should have known better, I know. But now what would be the quickest, easiest way to edit that out and/or refill with background. I Know a little about PS CC - clone tool, healing brush but not so good at using them for this. They keep picking up not the spot I picked but a spot nearby to replace sun spot area, which won't work. Is anyone willing to help a total novice figure this out? Much appreciated thanks

Oh I didn't know about scandisk referring to anything else. This is the small sandisk card that goes into your camera to record the pictures taken. And I spelled it wrong. Sorry for the confusion.