*WARNING* Avoid Doing These Things Or Your Photos May Be Gone Forever
Has it ever happened to you? You take your memory card and start uploading images to your computer, when suddenly *poof!* They’re all gone! It happened to me once so believe me when I say this article is very important.
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Could you do one article that isn’t located somewhere else and I don’t have to worry about clicking the wrong link?
I don’t bother to look at these click-bait style articles now, usually they are teaching you to ‘suck-eggs’, or they’re just nonsense!!
Click- bait! The worst! Don’t bother!
Guilty of back filer actually lost pic over it makes sense now reading this thk you
Todd Gelinas and AshleynSteve Almeida read this
Selective color.
Never use SD cards. CF cards or crayons and toilet paper.
keeping the lens cap on!
it’s just a link to a page that makes you click on another link to go to another page, probably also plastered with ads…I hate this stuff, especially the ones that give you a paragraph and make you click next
Really appreciate the tips!
Click bait.
Matthew Hough
Just quit now. Nobody makes money at “photoshoots” anyway.
good tips to follow. In my 13 years of shooting digital the only time I have had a problem it was caused by a bent pin on a CF card reader—and I was able to recover the images—one of the reasons I am not a fan of CF cards.
I lost 8 hours after chasing a steam locomotive across 4 states and then a long drive home. Put the CF in reader and nothing. Tried recovery and that failed. My mistake was I only had formatted the CF once when I bought it. Now it gets formatted every time after I move my files off it. Also copy your files and then once verified they are on your storage device IE. Computer then put the CF or your storage card back into the camera and i run format twice. Do not format the card into the computer only into the camera you are going to use it in. Hopes this helps someone. .
Removing the card when it’s in use is the equivalent of exposing the film to bright light. There are also many mistakes that can ruin a photoshoot such as never using flash, using the wrong ISO, never backing up your pictures and the list goes on.