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Well if they wer deleted ,,probly gone,,,take ur sd card out of camera,,then turn it back on ,,search the camera,,see what pics are on it,,,if there not on the camera with sd card out,,,they are gone,,,,,dont think theres any way to get them back if u deleted them,,,good luck,,,on that,,,,
Take no more pics until you've recovered your photos, take the card out of the camera. This is to reduce the chance of you overwriting some of your "lost" photos. There are many good freeware photo recovery software options that may help you recover your photos. This article reviews and outlines several of the better ones:
"Internal Memory" refers to the camera's built-in memory, not the sd card. You didn't specify the make or model for your camera, so this response has to be general. Use your camera's menu to select memory location, and then select External or memory card. That will direct all camera activity to the card. You might also select review, then internal memory to review and/or delete the pics that are on the internal memory.
If this general guidance doesn't work for you, please post the make and model of your camera and we'll try again.
This works sometimes...take the card to a store like Walmart that has a Kodak Picture Kiosk. Insert your card and all your pics may show up. If so, you can print them or even make a cd of the entire card.
You have to use a card reader either on your computer or an external USB card reader. Put the card in the card reader, open the recovery program, then select the drive where files are deleted, then press "Start" and wait for it to do it's magic.
When you are viewing the pictures in your digital camera there should be an icon of a trash can to delete the picture-
Also if you have a sd card reader for your computer you could just put it in there and highlight the pictures you want to delete and press the delete button on your keyboard.
Sounds like a MobileMate quirk Tanya. Use your USB cable connection to your PC/Camera interface and delete pics that way too see if this funny goes away.
If it does, and I believe it will, then it is a SanDisk issue not revising the File Allocation Table(FAT) after deleting the Pic File on the mem card.
You could also find out if this is just an SDHC SD card reader issue by using an older less dense standard 1 or 2Meg non-SDHC mem card in the reader and see if issue goes away.
The fallback of course to view and delete the pics on the camera before download, or download pics then note which pic file numbers you want deleted after viewing on PC, then put SD card back in camera and delete them there.
Another option for trial, is to cut and paste the whole DCIM folder, or sub pic folder to your PC from off the SD card using the card reader. The camera automatically generates subfolders under the DCIM folder if you completely remove(deleting by a cut or move), when you take your first picture on a camera with a DCIM but not sub pic folder. Try this first and I think you will find all pics will be deleted from camera that are in a subfolder under DCIM. If not, then cut or move the whole DCIM folder and create a new DCIM(empty) folder on the SD card using the PC and card reader. Of course using this method you cannot selective delete individual pics from the mem card. You would be deleting them all after the Folder cut or move from the SD card.
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