Disk space for photos not deleting

Hi,
I have an iPhone 6 where I deleted all photos and videos, then deleted them again from the recently deleted folder. Yet, usage shows my photo library still taking up 3.8GB of space. Can anyone tell me how to delete for good?
Thanks.

Set it up as new device and restore again from the latest backup, explained here:
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I have set up my dvd project and am ready to burn, but when I insert a CD, it says "Not enough free disk space for encoding the remaining assets." How do I create enough space...where do I go to delete things? I'm not completely computer illiterate so if someone can give me a few steps to fix this problem, it would be GREATLY appreciated.
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+am ready to burn, but when I insert a CD,+
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