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Hello! I deleted files from an Sony XQD Memory Card and ran Sony's recovery software (before I discovered you guys) and the software pulled over 3K worth of files.
Of those files I can see 13 of them. The others I can see the their size and clearly there is something there because I can see the size of the file and it is definitely the normal size for my images; however when I pull them into Lightroom I am unable to open them and view. The card isn't damaged. Should I use your process to go deeper into the process to extract those files? Thanks in advance for any help you can provide.
nguest71 wrote: ↑11 Dec 2023, 15:19
Hello! I deleted files from an Sony XQD Memory Card and ran Sony's recovery software (before I discovered you guys) and the software pulled over 3K worth of files.
Of those files I can see 13 of them. The others I can see the their size and clearly there is something there because I can see the size of the file and it is definitely the normal size for my images; however when I pull them into Lightroom I am unable to open them and view. The card isn't damaged. Should I use your process to go deeper into the process to extract those files? Thanks in advance for any help you can provide.
What is it that makes you refrain from using software from cgsecurity.com?
If that was my card I would have tried out everything.
By the way, I don't know what "your process" is and knowing (and telling!) the name of the file system used would be a definitive advantage.
and the software pulled over 3K worth of files. 