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Windows Central Question I recently went to Alaska and shot most of the trip on my point and shoot camera. I used my Lumia 950 for a few select photos. The point and shoot photos are not good, the Lumia 950 photos are sharp, bright, and beautiful. I'm now thinking of using my Lumia 950 for all vacation photos. I don't want 300 photos in my phone so I was thinking of switching the setting to store them on the SD card. When I get home, like my camera SD card, I would put it in my computer and download to a file in my pictures library. Then wipe it clean for my next vacation. My questions are:
1. If I want to take a few select photos to keep on the phone can I switch between internal storage and SD card storage and go back and forth?
2. If so, how can I tell which photos are on the SD card and which are stored on the device?
This is probably a Smartphone 101 question, but I've never used an SD card on my phone before-I only keep a few photos on my phone. Basically I want to treat the SD card like it's my separate point and shoot camera. Is this possible?
Thanks for any help!
the settings for switching storage can be found in settings or in camera app settings - it should be a simple toggle
One way would be to check in file manager and see which are in the internal storage and which are in the sd card
By the way, get a reputable sd card
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