BritsKate
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I have to disagree. I have a camera very similar to Travis' and can manage to navigate the settings pretty easily. The software is made for simplicity - like the flash icon being a bolt of lighting, red eye reduction being the symbol of an eye, etc. The settings can be manipulated via a wheel attachment located beneath the shutter and menu settings accessed via buttons on the back of the camera.If she was smart enough to change the settings, she would have known that deleted photos could be retrieved AND a washed camera does not destroy the camera card.
(You'd use menu settings option for things like setting the time/date; setting the timer; deleting and formatting. Settings like red eye reduction; landscape shots; flash and auto you can use the wheel for. Zoom is a separate function - on mine it's a slider near the shutter button.)
When I bought my camera I certainly wouldn't have known that deleting pictures from the camera didn't also delete them from the card as well - but I set up my software to delete it from the card and/or camera upon upload to my PC. Then again I do not claim to be a professional photographer either. I am most certainly not very technically oriented. (The camera, by the way, has its own (very small) internal memory.)
ETA: I don't believe Jodi washed the camera trying to delete the pics...I think she believed they were deleted already. I tend to think she washed the camera solely to remove any DNA and fingerprints. JMO
All FWIW