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I need an SD card UNerase tool
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My brother in law had a problem downloading some pictures from his Kodak Easy Share camera and dock. The Kodak software created a folder and preview images but there are no photos in the folder. I've searched his drive and can't find any trace of the pics and the camera transfer application was set to delete everything from the camera after transfer.

So I'm looking for a Mac or PC (free preferably) tool that will recover the photos from the memory card, The card has not been used since the download so it's all still there,,,I hope.
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#2
http://ecamm.com/mac/cardraider/

http://www.flashfixers.com/software/

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#3
http://www.datarescue.com/photorescue/
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#4
2ND the Cardraider recommendation. A friend accidentally erased all of her pics on her camera card. I was able to recover them for her (I'm really glad I did; I'm gladder the wife didn't see them! ). I gave the restored card and a DVDR as a backup. I "backed up" some of those pix for myself!
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#5
Thanks, I'm gonna give Cardraider a try tonight.
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#6
Two free Mac utils I \'ve had luck with:

Exif Untrasher http://www.bluem.net/downloads/exif-untrasher_en
does a neat job of recovering photos. It's got a nice GUI, but it's limited to finding image files and on Mac-mounted volumes. Think of it as a Dustbuster vacuum.

Photo Rec http://www.cgsecurity.org/wiki/PhotoRec
is more like a truck-mounted industrial carpet vac. It's a command line tool (versions for Mac, Linux, and Win) that digs deeper into the card structure, and drags out everything that looks like a media file or fragment. JPEGs, video, thumbnails, whatever, all end up in a folder that you have to sort through manually to see what's there. The CLI is simple but not pretty, and the post-recovery winnowing takes some time, but PhotoRec has turned up files that nothing else did on some cards I had.

I haven't tried the ones other people have listed above, but these are my 1-2 punch for card recovery. (If I've gotten any details wrong, here, feel free to correct me. Luckily, it's been a while since I needed this kind of time machine.)
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#7
Hi,

I have faced this problem. I searched for recovery software and found a good one. Stellar phoenix photo recovery software can recover files from SD cards as well as Mac OS. You can also try this software to recover the files. Download demo and check the preview of recovered files.
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#8
A free tool is not what i suggest, as free recovery tools promise to do a lot but in fact end up harming your computer. I instead suggest you to go for a trial version of a photo recovery software that can carry out photo recovery from SD card on Mac OS. This way you can evaluate the software before buying the full version.
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#9
You can defiantly get back all your pics because you did not use the sd card later so now just go for FAT and NTFS, memory card recovery software for the same purpose of recovering your pics.
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