Camera photo issues - Galaxy S I9000 General

Hi everyone,
when my gf uses her camera, she notices that photo will not save automatically to the gallery. But when she opens the gallery and clicks the camera, then more, the photos she has taken will appear.
today i unmounted the micro sd card and remounted the photos where then in the gallery.
any ideas on this?

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