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3 Comments on “Video Camera”

1. 
   nadhardy
   November 24th, 2011 at 11:15 pm

   I don't think i understand the real question here. is this a questionaire?

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   December 17th, 2011 at 5:46 pm

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   David M
   December 31st, 2011 at 6:29 pm

   Sorry to say but you cannot recover pics from a "formatted" memory card. They are gone forever. Don't ever format a card with pics you want to keep on it, even if you have locked selected pics to not erase.

   Sometimes, with the proper S/W you can recover "erased" (vs. formatted) memory card pics. But even then you may lose some and you absolutely can't shoot any pics over the erased pics and hope for recovery.

   Chalk this up as a tech gear lesson in a few ways:
   1- Don't store important pics on your camera and memory card. At the end of each day of shooting immediately offload (and backup) pics to a PC or to an online photo storage service. Don't rely on 'locking' pics you want to keep.
   2- If you are out shooting bring along an extra memory card (and charged battery) so you don't have to delete pics from your memory card to add others (you may accidentally wipe out pics that were very meaningful).
   3- Use the "erase" function if you want to retain certain pics that you've 'locked' to save. But only do this in an emergency – see other notes above.
   4- Use "format" to completely wipe out what's on your memory card for good (only do this after pics have been offloaded to a safe, off-camera storage site). It's good to format from time to time (vs. just erasing) to keep your card from getting corrupted.
   5- Only erase or format your memory cards (with no desired pics on them) in camera. Not in your PC. Or else your card will get confused and think it has more pics stored on it than it does.

   Sorry you had to learn the hard way this time. But now you know what not to do in future. Good luck capturing new, memorable shots!