Phoenix777
Android Enthusiast
Every time I delete a picture from the camera app it also is deleted from my gallery app. How do I just delete photos from the camera app only but still save them in my gallery app? I have a Samsung Galaxy Tab 4.
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I just checked and my DCIM folder is empty so that doesn't seem to be the issue. I just want them off my camera app but saved in gallery.The camera app probably only looks in the DCIM folder on your phone while the gallery app scans all your folders for images. If you use a file manager or plug in your phone to a PC and move them out of DCIM and into another folder, then the phone app won't see them, but the gallery will.
I'm just using the stock pre-installed camera app that came with my tablet (Samsung Galaxy Tab 4 + Nook). It's called "Camera." lol The images were in my DCIM/Camera folder, so I created a new folder under the "Images" folder and moved it there.What camera app are you using and where was it storing your images?
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and name it ".nomedia" without the quotes. This tells the media scanner to exclude those items from your libraries.
Can't you just move the photos that you don't want to be displayed in Gallery...out of Gallery and into a different folder?Some people may have photos that they do not want to be displayed in the gallery app. Also, this is how cache and thumbnails operate. Sometimes there are large stores of photos on the device that are obscured due to this.