(that's a jellyfish)
Friday, February 19, 2010
Cold morning...
This morning, I inadvertantly reformatted my cf card with lots of photos that I hadn't yet transferred to my computer. That's a BIG oops. But the pre-sunrise was so nice. It was quite cold, though. We saw a whale heading south a few days ago. I hope to see him or her again soon - maybe this morning...
(that's a jellyfish)
(that's a jellyfish)
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You should be able to restore the images even after formatting the card if you haven't used it yet. There are a ton on the market, but Photo Rescue is pretty great.
http://www.datarescue.com/
Thanks Sam! Next time (god forbid) I'll try that. This time it's already too late. But these are good gauges of one's level of attachment, and luckily right now mine is pretty low. Hope you're well.
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