Where the white women at?
It's every photographer's nightmare and the digital version happened to me:
Your card has been fine for months, faithfully saving every last picture you take of your blurry shoes or lenscap. You attend your dear dear friend's wedding with the intention of taking a bunch of shots as your gift to them. You do so. Some are so perfect at capturing the scene that you remember them specifically even though you took over 5G of photos the entire weekend. You check the next day thinking maybe to make a quick print to leave for your friend on your way out of town.....and the card reads as blank. No files. Full--SOMETHING is still on there--but blank.
A hat-tip to the free Zero Assumption Recovery, which got a few back, including this one (one of the ones I remembered). But a nice big plug for PhotoRescue, which got every. Damn. One. Back.
(And a whole lot I'd deleted over the last few months....)
Other wedding bits blogged here.
Where the white women at?
It's every photographer's nightmare and the digital version happened to me:
Your card has been fine for months, faithfully saving every last picture you take of your blurry shoes or lenscap. You attend your dear dear friend's wedding with the intention of taking a bunch of shots as your gift to them. You do so. Some are so perfect at capturing the scene that you remember them specifically even though you took over 5G of photos the entire weekend. You check the next day thinking maybe to make a quick print to leave for your friend on your way out of town.....and the card reads as blank. No files. Full--SOMETHING is still on there--but blank.
A hat-tip to the free Zero Assumption Recovery, which got a few back, including this one (one of the ones I remembered). But a nice big plug for PhotoRescue, which got every. Damn. One. Back.
(And a whole lot I'd deleted over the last few months....)
Other wedding bits blogged here.