The ST76 doesn't have a 1MP setting. The two lowest settings are 1024x768 (0.7MP) and 1920x1080 (2.0MP). See page 49 of this manual: http://downloadcenter.samsung.com/content/UM/201203/20120322190056420/ST77_English.pdf
However, as Harrie has said, in general you're better off shooting at a higher resolution and down-rezzing on your computer if you need to use a photo on the web or in an email.
I do not complete understand what you want. My fuss is, you want every picture to be about 1 MB on your memory card. I do strongly advice against this, but you own the camera and so it be. You always can make pictures with a smaller resolution from high quality pictures, but never the other way around. You better shoot highest quality on your camera and later wham the pictures are on your computer down size the ones that are less important to 1 MB.
But you can choose 5 mega pixels with normal compression or 3 mega pixels with fine compression or 2 mega pixels with super fine compression. All these pictures will look fine in an e-mail, or on the net. Even a 6 by 4 inch picture will look fine. Memory cards will cost like 1 dollar pro Gbyte, so my advice is buy a few 8 or 16 Gb cards and shoot in high def.
Definitely Yes! First of all, you should stop saving any new files to your Samsung smart phone (or SD card) or taking new pictures.
Then find some photo recovery software from this site Best Computer Software, which are able to recover deleted or formatted photos from cell phone, digital camera, memory card and SD card etc.
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Here are the steps:
Step 1: Download and install the Digital Photo Recovery Software.
Step 2: Connect your Samsung smart phone (or SD card, memory card etc) to your PC or Mac.
Step 3: Scan the source drive where your lost pictures located.
Step 4: Recover the lost pictures and save them to another drive instead of the source drive.
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