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OK. I'll have to do some Googleing to see if there's a way to just mount a camera as a device then. or will see if someone with a Windows machine can try it.

I guess that's where I get stuck, as this is my first time using photorec so have no idea how to do that. I know how to run the interactive photorec but that only lets you pick an entire drive.

It does mount on my linux machine on the desktop and I can see there's no files on it now, as it opens like a folder. appears to be mounted as gphoto2://cameraname which then translates to a folder under /run/user/1000/gvfs it looks like. Is there a way to trick photorec to just try to recover from ...

I don't think you can remove the internal storage to a digital camera, can you? I'm talking about the built-in storage of the camera itself, not like a SD card you pop in and out of the camera easily to put into a card reader.

Trying to see if photorec can help me here but not having any luck. I plugged an old digital camera in to see what photos I could recover off it. photorec doesn't see it as a drive. it mounts as a camera where i can see a file folder of the storage, appears to go to /run/user/1000/gvfs/
Is there a ...