You may have possibly partially transferred images to the computer - are they anywhere to be found? You may have whilst taking images altered the resolution setting thus reducing the capacity of the card. Download this and run the memory card through it it will pull up any missing images. www.pcinspector.com or www.konvar.com downd load the program, install it and direct it to the plugged in camera in the download mode. Also get hold of a card reader, saves on batteries and this sort of problem
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Took several pictures yesterday of grandson, then this morning accidentally change to RAW format. All images from yesterday are gone, but RAW images (9 of them) are fine. Have tried a couple of recovery tools, with no success. 256MB disc involved.
Jackboy, i got the same problem but worse - I had 300 images, played back a few, then took more pictures. Went home, and when i played back the photos, card reader says "no image." How in the world would this happen and can I fix it. This was on a Samsung s630. I tried putting the card in my printer, and in another camera. It says "no image."
I had over 680 images on my 4 GB SD card taken w/ my Nikon D40. I transferred them to my PC using Nikon Transfer. I am now only able to view 42 of those images. The other files are there, but cannot be opened. I am able to obtain info about the files via properties (JPEG, 2.7 MB etc....). Has anyone come across this issue before?...if so how were you able to recover the files? I've tried to open the files using multiple image viewers (including Nikon ViewNX). Some of the programs freeze up completely when I attempt to open the problem files (Picasa, MS Image viewer, Adobe PS).
I have overviewed all pictures on my memery card. I took the card out of camera for a reason. Then put it back. After putting back, I got "No image or sound" on the screen. I cann't find any image I saw before i took the card off.
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