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Apr 1, 2019 19:19:32   #
cedymock wrote:
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I would email a photo to the nearest forestry commission to you.


You might want to send them your photo as well. That is an amazing shot of one emerging.
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Mar 13, 2019 18:35:41   #
sajones wrote:
I put my sd card into my Transcend card reader and all of my class reunion photos went away I could not bring any of them back.
Now my name is mud.
Samuel Jones


If you still have the card, you could probably still recover the files (unless you have reused it). When you delete files on the card, the OS typically just erases the directory entry and the files are still there. There are software packages you can download that will allow you to recover them.

Another thing you might want to consider is that the files may have been transferred to your hard drive before being deleted (some import options will delete the files off the SD card after they have been imported). I would look around and see if you can find them.
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Mar 13, 2019 18:18:34   #
truetexan wrote:
I have a western digital "my passport" external hard drive, 4 tera, that i have been using for the last year or so to store my photos. Lately I have been having a problem booting up the hard drive. Doesn't seem to be able to find the HD to start it when I plug the hard drive in. Recently i have begun to 1) plug the hard dive in and then 2) reboot my Mac. Then the hard drive is recognized and I can start the hard drive. Has anyone else run acroos this issue with xtrnl HD's, could it be the cable, or should fear the worst and try to get a new external HD and then move all my photos to the new hard drive ?...eeek...thanks for your help ya"ll...
I have a western digital "my passport" e... (show quote)


A favorite saying in the computer industry is, "there are two types of computer users: those who have lost data, and those who will lose data." Fear the worst and take action now while you still have a chance of recovering the data.

I back up all of my files to a cloud service. Some services are better than others, but I like the fact that the backup is automatic and stored off site. I also have a network drive (NAS) on my home network. I don't have RAID set up, but plan to do so soon.
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