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How do I recover deleted pics from a digital camera?


I have a NV10 Samsung, I wanted to delet one single pic, and unfortunately I didn't notice that when the camera asked ONE or ALL I pressed by mistake ALL unfortunately being sure that my selection had been ONE when the ARE YOU SURE? question appeared on the screen I said YES!! and I lost all my pics. Could somebody help me? I need to recover my pics PLS!!!! I am a Mac User buy I can get a PC very easily. THANKS

you could try and plug your camera into the pc with the card in and run a recovery program on the cameras memory card. there is a chance that it will recover the pictures but i am not sure as this is just a thought by me try my group it may be of use to you in the future

http://uk.groups.yahoo.com/group/arc_pc_...

ps i hope that it works for you alec

I am sorry, but I don't think you can.

They're gone. Read questions more carefully in future. Don't be so hasty.

Did you check the recycling bin ?

They're gone
That's why it asks you "are you sure?"

if you haven't transferred your photos to your PC, then you can't retrieve them...sorry

No you can't.

you can't they are deleted!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! as in not there anymore!!

Sorry to say they are gone forever...

If you formatted the card you are out of luck, but if you didn't then there is still hope. Usually the delete just flags the images as deleted. Do a search on the web for recovering deleted images from a digital camera or flash memory. There might be some freeware out there. I know that a friend of mine bought a program several years ago that would recover deleted images for $30, but he has moved away, and I don't know where he got the program or what it is called. Keep looking around - If I run across anything I'll edit my answer, and put in the link.

You need a data recovery software. I think this is what you are looking for
http://www.download.com/Art-Plus-Digital...

It is specially for camera memory cards and its free.

as long as you don't take more picture over them you can get them back

try one of these

It is not gone...you need to enegage IT specialist to retrieve it back...but it will cost you ...l

It's impossible! Trust me I've tried, once you hit delete, all the files in the microprocessor are deleted! You might try backing up your files on a PC, that way you have a copy of your pictures on your hard drive, this is what I do!

Pessimists!! Your files are STILL THERE but you need some specialist data recovery software to recover them. I recommend you try ZAR http://www.z-a-recovery.com/index.html which is free for digital image recovery (and runs on a PC). Or if you are not confident about using this software, seek professional help.

I once had a hard drive fail and lost all the photos I had recently transferred from my camera. Months later I realised I should have tried to recover the deleted images from my camera. There were still some images left, despite the fact that I had used the camera a lot in the interim.

Sorry, they've gone, unless you copied them to your computer first whereby you can simply copy them back to your camera. Having said that, its a bit like when you delete from your computer. There's always a way with specialist recovery software, but that is expensive.

Sorry they are gone for good no way of retrieving them

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