The sophistication of the software will depend on whether you have shot jpeg or RAW. Secondly you are going to need some image recovery software. Well the very first thing, is to remove the card and keep it safe, do not try to shoot any more images on it, this will reduce the chances of recovery. Even a formatted card does not remove the images! This is actually not the case – deleting the images merely removes the reference to their position, as you continue to shoot the old images are overwritten by the new.Ĭorrupt cards very often have lost the information that determines where the images are located on the card. There is a common misconception that when you delete images from a card or when a card is corrupt that the images have gone forever. So once you get over the initial kick in the stomach, you need to know that all may not be lost. Operator errors tend to stem from accidentally formatting the card, deleting all instead of one image and removing the card whilst the images are still being written. The most common causes are faulty memory cards and operator error.įaulty memory cards are most often associated with buying cheap unbranded cards or either knowingly or unwittingly buying fake cards. There can be a number of reasons that images are lost from memory cards, faulty cameras are amongst the rarest of these. It is a feeling that kicks you in the stomach, even if they just some quick family shots, for professionals it can literally be a disaster. One of the very worst things a photographer can suffer is the loss of images from a memory card.
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