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Photo disaster
mustbemad
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Hi everyone,
I've had a bit of a disaster :sad:
I saved the photos from my hard drive on to a memory card and then reinstalled windows, unfortunately when I went to put my photos back on the computer the memory card had corrupted.
I have managed to recover the photos using recuva on the computer hard drive but it has recovered thousands of pictures of random stuff aswell as my photos
. I have got no idea where to start! Is there any way of filtering out the pictures that have no camera information in the exif data?
I'm using windows 7 which is not helping!
MBM x
I've had a bit of a disaster :sad:
I saved the photos from my hard drive on to a memory card and then reinstalled windows, unfortunately when I went to put my photos back on the computer the memory card had corrupted.
I have managed to recover the photos using recuva on the computer hard drive but it has recovered thousands of pictures of random stuff aswell as my photos
I'm using windows 7 which is not helping!
MBM x
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Right click in the folder > sort by > more...
There's hundreds of options you can check in there. You can even sort by lens maker/model if your camera fills that information and you use the same camera each time.What will your verse be?
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Right click in the folder > sort by > more...
There's hundreds of options you can check in there. You can even sort by lens maker/model if your camera fills that information and you use the same camera each time.
Thank you so much! I can't believe there was such a simple solution, I have been googling and downloading different programs all day!
MBM x0 -
In future always back up to optical media or a USB hard drive. Memory cards and USB flash drives are not reliable for that purpose-just for data transfer.
It may be stating the obvious, but once you've wiped your source hard drive, you no longer have a back up any more. You've just got one copy, and if that fails then you've potentially lost your data.No free lunch, and no free laptop
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