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jpeg recovery?? help!!

exodus454

Senior member
I just got back from a weekend at the Sports Vintage Grand Prix, shot about 600 photos throughout the 3 days we were there. I come home, and ~500/600 are corrupted thanks to some fvucking thing. ( I BET it was that stupid $4 walmart USB cable.. i'm NEVER shopping there again..)

I know there are recovery tools for corrupted data while its still ON the digicam's memory card, but are there programs to recover corrupt jpegs AFTER they've been transferred?

I shot probably 6-8 CF cards full this weekend, transferred them to the laptop and reformatted in-camera after each download. The files downloaded to the computer just fine, but when I tried to copy the corrupt (i didnt know at the time) images to another computer, I got a cyclic redundancy error. Ran a scandisk on the laptop, attempted to copy to the other computer again and it went just fine. I thought "oh, its probably this screwy old laptop not generating previews correctly, the pictures will all be fine once I get them on the other PC!" But then I was greeted with this sh!t -

<img src="http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v260/exodus454/IMG_5579.jpg" alt="Image hosted by Photobucket.com">

Sorry for the ramble (my weekend feels like a goddamn waste at this point), does anyone have anything to suggest? or am i up sh!t creek without a paddle?
 
well, you can recover jpeg on ur pc since the come corrupted.
but u can still recover from ur formatted cf cards as long as you don't overwrite the data, format once is fine, you can recover atleast 50% for sure after a single format, if lucky you can recover 100% if u diddin't overwrite any of the data.

there are some programs out there that does cf data recovery, search on google as i forgot the names.
 
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