I am wondering if this software will help me with recovering photos taken on my Sony A200 d-slr camera WITHOUT a memory card in the camera? I'm not sure if recovering these photos will even be possible, but was interested to see if the software may work for this problem.
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Recover Photos from Digital Camera Memory
Started by Labrooks, Sep 19 2009 08:57 PM
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Posted 20 September 2009 - 11:32 AM
Hi Ladbrooks
I'm answering this from a camera perspective. On my Canon DSLR the only place to store an image is on a flash card. It will "take" photos (i.e. you can go through the motions) without a card but consequently there isn't anywhere to store the image. (I've turned that ability off on my camera exactly so that I can't "take" photos when there's no card present.)
I've looked at specs for your camera and it seems to work on a similar principle. So it's not so much that the Recuva can't get your photos back, I think it's more a case of there not being any photos to get back!
I'm answering this from a camera perspective. On my Canon DSLR the only place to store an image is on a flash card. It will "take" photos (i.e. you can go through the motions) without a card but consequently there isn't anywhere to store the image. (I've turned that ability off on my camera exactly so that I can't "take" photos when there's no card present.)
I've looked at specs for your camera and it seems to work on a similar principle. So it's not so much that the Recuva can't get your photos back, I think it's more a case of there not being any photos to get back!
