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Old 26th December 2007, 04:28   #1 (permalink)
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Accidental deletion of jpeg's on SD card

Too much christmas spirit - Formatted camera card containing jpeg's.
Anyone suggest some recovery SW ?

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Old 26th December 2007, 07:13   #2 (permalink)
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If you have actually formatted it, then you need a low level editor and I don't know of one for USB connected flash media. The data may be lost for ever anyway because the directory/FAT will have been rewritten and reconstructing the blocks without having the pointers to them is going to be very hard.

For undeletion of files that have been deleted, I have used FinalRecovery which works brilliantly, on various camera media.
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Old 26th December 2007, 12:37   #3 (permalink)
 
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A program called RescuePro did it for me, I have no info if there is a freeware program available to do it.

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Old 26th December 2007, 23:32   #4 (permalink)
 
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We used Data Doctor Recovery successfully (for memory cards) after our camera SD card was corrupted. Don't know if it will work after a format though...

www.datadoctor.org
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Old 27th December 2007, 09:23   #5 (permalink)

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You could try www.recuva.com/ (free) though I tend to use File Scavenger www.quetek.com/prod02.htm - (free to try).

Good luck...
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Old 28th December 2007, 05:57   #6 (permalink)
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Perhaps all is not lost even after a format.
Google has a number of responses including this one which mentions formats.
http://www.gorecovery.com/digital_ph...ry_for_mac.asp
Sandisk have a recovery program which they include with some of their flash cards. (Mine came with an 8GB card, unfortunately it is a small CD which I cannot use in my Mac) I would try their program, it may help.
PS, just noticed that this URL is for the Mac version but there is a link on the page for a PC version.
PPS. I am assuming that I should not have to mention that if you have overwritten the card with more images some of the previous data will likely not be recoverable, but then I am sure you knew that :-)

Yet another PS/edit but here is the link to the Sandisk program and it says it covers formatted cards.
http://www.sandisk.com/Products/Prod...o.aspx?ID=2195

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