12-20-2013 11:29 AM
I have a Canon T3i. I was using a 16 GB memory card that came with my camera. I took photos of the children sitting in Santa's lap. Went home and looked at them on the camera. I put the memory card in my memory card wallet and then into my purse; took it out the next morning at work and inserted it into a memory card reader and then hooked that up to my camera. It showed nothing. It had some type of error in the Canon folder. I had lots of other photos on the memory card...probably 300 or more. Everything is gone. I had everything backed up except the photos with Santa, as I had just taken them. I did not do a format card or a delete all images. I can't even describe the disappointment. How did my memory card get corrupted?
12-20-2013 04:14 PM
Unfortunately memory cards do wear out and fail over time. But the better cards tend to be more reliable.
I stick with Sandisk and Lexar brands -- but all cards will eventually fail... much in the same way that all car tires will eventually fail. It's just a question of how much use they get before they fail.
12-23-2013 03:23 PM
Dont worry paul.. I too had the same situation once and I used Remo Recover software. It worked well. Try it ..
12-31-2013 04:52 AM
Hi, You can use photo recovery software. The software can recover all deleted or lost photo from memory card. Many software are available. I have used a photo recovery software. Its name is Kernel Recovery for Digital Media software. Download this third-party software from camerarecovery.org
01-06-2014 06:34 PM
Well, now you don’t have to worry for your photos. Just launch Remo Recover on your PC and get back all images from memory card.
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