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Recovering deleted pictures from memory card?
I took about a hundred pictures with my Fuji 2400Zoom camera. They were stored on a 64MB SmartMedia chip. I accidentally erased all of the pictures without realizing it. I took six more pictures before realizing what a stupid thing I had done. I immediately pulled the chip from the camera.
Are my hundred pictures gone forever? Is there any way to recover or undelete them? Even if the six new pictures copied over six of my old pictures I would still like to recover 94 pictures if I can.
Any suggestions or help would be appreciated.
Thanks in advance.
BSelinger
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 Originally Posted by BSelinger
I took about a hundred pictures with my Fuji 2400Zoom camera. They were stored on a 64MB SmartMedia chip. I accidentally erased all of the pictures without realizing it. I took six more pictures before realizing what a stupid thing I had done. I immediately pulled the chip from the camera.
Are my hundred pictures gone forever? Is there any way to recover or undelete them? Even if the six new pictures copied over six of my old pictures I would still like to recover 94 pictures if I can.
Any suggestions or help would be appreciated.
Thanks in advance.
BSelinger
This can be done easily. I use Norton File Recover to do this. There are a lot of file recovery programs out there - some of them are even free. Try dropping into dos and using dos's recover command if you're really stuck.
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Bad luck
 Originally Posted by BSelinger
I took about a hundred pictures with my Fuji 2400Zoom camera. They were stored on a 64MB SmartMedia chip. I accidentally erased all of the pictures without realizing it. I took six more pictures before realizing what a stupid thing I had done. I immediately pulled the chip from the camera.
Are my hundred pictures gone forever? Is there any way to recover or undelete them? Even if the six new pictures copied over six of my old pictures I would still like to recover 94 pictures if I can.
Any suggestions or help would be appreciated.
Thanks in advance.
BSelinger
Bad luck on doing that - but you're not alone. It's happened to everyone at some stage or another.
One thing I notice is that you're using a Fuji. If you used the camera to delete the files perhaps by using the "Delete All" function, and if my own experience with a Fuji6800Z is anything to go by, you're going to have to be prepared to accept you've lost them all.
When I did it on the 6800Z the camera overwrote every single byte on the card with a zero rather than have it simply mark the space that the images took up as being free for further use. I did a lot of research with it when it happened because I really didn't want to lose what I'd taken but every single program I used to examine the card, even a bit-by-bit examination of the whole shebang, reported that it was full of zeros and nothing else. No data therefore no pictures to recover. Sadly, that was confirmed in the newsgroups and if memory serves me correctly, it was also somewhere on Fuji's website though buried in the technical material they publish.
I hope for your sake that it's not a standard Fuji method of deleting data from memory cards
Sadly, even if the data is still on the card, you can't be sure that your six new images will simply overwrite six old ones. It's strongly possible that you'll lose more than that.
If it's possible to recover the files then I found that one PhotoRescue was brilliant. It costs about $25 I think it is but it does give you the chance to start recovery at different sectors on the card and in my own case, that was very useful. And that's another case, not with the Fuji but with an SD card that mis-behaved and by using PhotoRescue I recovered all 245 images that were on it.
Hope that helps.
Last edited by judge9847; 10-25-2004 at 11:59 AM.
Bob Patterson
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As you lost your pictures from memory card, now you need a data recovery software to recover those images.
First thing to do is to attach the memory card to your Pc and download a good Data Recovery Software.
When it comes to data recovery software, I always recommend you to use Kernel Recovery for FAT and NTFS
I have used many Data Recovery Software, but this tool gives me almost excellent results with great support within 5 minutes
This tool is normally available in DEMO which allows you to preview the recoverable contents and you can check whether the file is recovered correctly or not by double clicking on it.
Recovery Guru
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help recover pics
hey i just stumbled on this site/forum while looking for ways to recover my deleted photos... i had about 600-700 photos i think... not sure... almost my whole trip woth on an SD 1gig card.. i think.. accicdently took 2 or 3 photos after got deleted.. delted those ones.. any chacne i can recover any of my pics... ahhh im so depressed.. never let other drunk people touch ur camera.. any help would be great!! tahnks
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 Originally Posted by crombie
hey i just stumbled on this site/forum while looking for ways to recover my deleted photos... i had about 600-700 photos i think... not sure... almost my whole trip woth on an SD 1gig card.. i think.. accicdently took 2 or 3 photos after got deleted.. delted those ones.. any chacne i can recover any of my pics... ahhh im so depressed.. never let other drunk people touch ur camera.. any help would be great!! tahnks
You should be able to recover most of the photos, particularly if you have not re formatted. Try any of the recovery software.
Good luck
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I found this thread while searching for undelete software to recover some accidentally deleted photos from my SD card. I followed some of the links others had suggested only to find that they required $50 to recover the files. They often make it look like it is free by saying "Free Download", and trick you into wasting your time with them.
IMHO, $50 is highway robbery for this simple software that has been available since the 1980's and is practically built-in to PC file systems. In fact, undelete was once included as a command line utility with MS-DOS. There's nothing different in recovering a photo on an SD card and recovering any type of file that might be on your computer.
I eventually found the free utility I was looking for:
http://officerecovery.com/freeundelete/
Got all my photos back with it, and paid nothing.
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