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hi,,,,
i am using sone cybershot with sony sd card to capture photos. last week when i was traneferring photos from camera to my computer, my kid disconnected the USB cable and few of my photos are gone. can somebody tell me how to recover them.
am using win 7 on my computer
hi athlon if there on your sd card cant you just start again sending them to your computer the files should not have been removed from your card ?Quote:
Originally Posted by athlon123
Hi athlon,
Your photos might still exist on SD card, check once. If you didn't find, then they might be deleted. Don't worry still you have another option to get your photos. Using some http://www.photorecoverysoftware.org...jpg-files.html you can recover all your lost photos irrespective of the file format before overwriting the SD card with new data.
If you have not yet used your card after losing photos, then http://www.remosoftware.com/remo-recover-windows.exe a good software, evaluate once and recover all your lost photos.
Good Luck.
http://www.digitalphotorecovery.org/...lr-camera.html can be done in very easy way as some recovery software recovers deleted photos from camera as data still remains on hard disk before it is overwritten by another files. i was to unaware of this but when i was going through the digital image processing research i came to know the way how data is still recoverable from storage system. just http://www.remosoftware.com/remo-recover-windows.exe some standard software and get recovered photos.
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Thank you Albert for recommending a specific software application for photo recovery. I would surely love to try that. When I had my Sony Cybershot DSC-H3 before and since it changed hands among my siblings, one of them accidentally deleted all the photos that I had in the camera's SD card. All I did was cry and cry because they were precious photos. I never really thought about checking all about the problem online. When I saw the title of this forum, I was definitely determined to check it out. Thanks! Now, I am more confident about knowing what to do later when this sort of things will happen again.Quote:
Originally Posted by Albert_Eines
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