thveillon.debian wrote: > Micha a écrit : >> After my camera died on a recent trip I bought a new one (nikon s52 if it >> helps). Due to some bug and bad timing on button presses the camera >> trashed the file system somehow. Based on the number of images it can >> write to disk it seems that the images are still there, but what I see >> under the directory is some directories with trashed file names that >> can't be used and some files with a size of 1TB that are junk (on a 2GB >> card). >> >> I'm looking for a way to rescue the images (jpegs) if possible. I tried >> rstudio under windows but it only found some AVIs but not the images (at >> least using the basic settings). >> >> Are there any programs (linux, windows or mac) that may be able to >> recover the images, or any other way to do it? >> >> It was a new (and formated) card so that there is a chance that the >> images written in some order but I don't know enough about this hardware. >> >> The card is a 2GB transcend secure digital (sd) >> >> thanks >> >> > Hi, > > with Linux I guess Tesdisk and Photorec are your best bet, photorec did > a great job for me once. With windows and Mac I guess products from > diskinternals.com and prosofteng.com can do a similar job through a nice > gui, but they don't come for cheap. > If you want win/mac freeware just have a look on softpedia.com. > > Tom > >
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