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09/03/2011 05:04:18 PM · #76 |
| Time to fess up and send it to a pro. |
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09/03/2011 05:14:10 PM · #77 |
I agree--keep the card(s) on Write Protect, don't do anything else to/with them, and locate a professional recovery service. Since this was a paid gig, and a wedding to boot, paying a fee to recover them is probably warranted.
You can begin working on the images that you were able to get off the card(s) in the meantime. No need to tell the client anything yet, pending the results from the pro recovery attempt.
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09/03/2011 06:21:15 PM · #78 |
Yep, and if they ask, just say "what other photos...or is it photoes. I'll check with Dan Quail.
Gool Luck
Message edited by author 2011-09-03 18:37:41. |
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09/03/2011 06:24:07 PM · #79 |
Another suggestion
This demo only lets you retrieve a certain number of photos to see if it actually works on your problem. Might be worth a try. If it works and the demo won't get them all, at least you know the $29 is worth it. Good luck! |
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09/10/2011 01:10:09 AM · #80 |
| Came upon this thread at the canonrumor forums. Might be useful. Good luck! |
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09/10/2011 04:31:33 AM · #81 |
| So... no update? Was there a miracle or did Carrie irreversibly freak out? |
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