I had a scare in Paris, had my DSLR and my P&S Nikon. Could be the Geek Squad at Best Buy could do it, but since I deal with the local store I asked them and they got it done in just a couple of hours.Īlso, some card readers, even computers, don't seem able to handle the larger cards. They told us that in the majority of cases they can recover the photos. Our little local store recovered photos off a SD card that we thought were lost forever. Whatever you do, don't try to take another picture on the same card - you may inadvertently reformat the card.Ĭall a local camera store if there is such a thing near you. Do you have a different card you can play around with to test how the camera, card reader, and/or computer work under normal circumstances? Do you have a different computer you can try to read the card with? Can you connect the camera to your computer via USB cable? - sounds like you already tried that. I'm not a data recovery expert - perhaps Andrew or another computer expert will chime in here.
Maybe I didn't get that part - did you try to view the pictures on the camera? Sounds like the camera gave you an error before you got to that point. The fact that you can't see the pictures when you put the card back into the camera is the troublesome part. For that camera I have to connect a USB cable directly into the camera to read the files. It's not uncommon that a computer cannot read an SD card - I have the same problem with one of my cameras.
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