Barefoot Photography by Tina Doane |
Cf Card failure I did a shoot, during the shoot my card read full. I took it out put it away and began shooting w another card. When I got home to download the card it asked me if I wanted to format the card in windows expoler. I hit no and them inserted the card in my camera to see what was going on. The screen said no images and the camera is giving me a CF error. My husband ran software on it and it pulled up no files. It's as if the card never recorded the images but I know it did because I was looking at them in the camera after they were taken . Any suggestions Please Help/ It was a family reunion with family coming from out of towm. Tina
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Alan N. Marcus |
Hi Tina, Check out Lexor rescue software. Just go on the web and search for CF rescue software. This will cost you about $30.00. Alan Marcus
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Daniel G. Flocke |
Tina - I had a simular problem, I ran Norton Utilities/disk-doctor and win-doctor on it and it fixed the error on the card long enough to recover the files to my HD. I formated afterwords but never fully trusted it again, so I replaced it. Also try Lexar's Image Rescue 2 or MediaRecover http://www.mediarecover.com/ this works better than the Lexar, for problem cards like your.
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Barefoot Photography by Tina Doane |
Thanks but it doesn't matter. Ive run three programs including Lexars and nothing. I took it into calumet today to and they said the card is damaged. I have already told my client and we are making arrangements to to reshoot. Bummer..but what can you do. Thanks again
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Pete H |
Hello Tina, Sorry to hear about your crash...been there; done that! I learned my lesson in this about 2 yrs ago..There is a lesson to be learned here. I also NEVER buy a 2 Gb or larger card due to the exact problem you just had. The DC thing, while it sounds a little awkward; assured me of my shots. When it really counts, that is what I do. All the best, Pete
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