Posts Tagged ‘digital picture recovery’
Recovering Pictures post Memory Card Corruption
Posted by fun.anku in February 15, 2010
Ever encountered an error message while trying to view the pictures saved in the memory card? If the answer is ‘No’, then you always a possibility of getting one. However, if the answer is ‘Yes’, then you are probably facing one of the depressed times of your life. The error message while viewing pictures in [...]
How to Recover Lost Pictures from Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ7
Posted by fun.anku in February 2, 2010
Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ7 is a well known camera for its effective resolution of 6.0 mega pixel, ultra-compact size, and 12x optical zoom. The digital camera supports two different types of memory cards – SD (Secure Digital) and MMC (MultiMedia Card). These cards are competent enough to save all kinds of multimedia files, including pictures, videos, [...]
Three Major Reasons for Picture Loss
Posted by fun.anku in January 27, 2010
With holiday period quickly approaching, most of us look forward to enjoy time with our friends and relatives. This get-together time is one of most awaited times of the year and its memories stay in our heart for a very long time. To remember such memories, we digitally record them in the form of a [...]
Pictures lost due to pulling out the memory card
Posted by fun.anku in January 7, 2010
Pictures give us a way of traveling back in time. Digital cameras and memory cards go hand-in-hand to capture all those beautiful moments. It is heart-wrenching to even think of anything going wrong with photographs. However, there are times when things go wrong with the camera, the memory card gets affected, and multimedia files stored [...]
Picture loss due to virus infection
Posted by fun.anku in January 7, 2010
A virus infection in a computer is a nightmare for anyone—losing all the data, formatting the system, etc. It is worse for designers and photographers who store their precious pictures on the computer system. A virus can destroy or damage all their important files and data. If the virus itself does not destroy or delete [...]
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