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Canon Powershot SD1000
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HQ Grade: B
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- 39th of 82 in Canon
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- 11th of 49 in $300 - $350
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1) The images are almost certainly still on the card.
2) The first thing to try is resetting your camera. Check your users manual for "reset" or "initialize" and follow their instructions. If you don't find anything in the manual then try this generic method -- remove the battery and leave it out of the camera for at least 10 minutes. Then replace the battery and turn the camera on and try it.
3) Another option in this situation is to buy an SD card reader $10-20. It does require that you remove the SD card from the camera. Plug the card reader into your computer's USB port, then plug the SD card into the reader. You should be able to drag and drop the files. OR even better than drag and drop is download Picasa2 free from Google. It will transfer your pictures and keep them organized. It also has a lot of other useful functions all of which are easy to learn.
4) If these methods have not worked for you then you may have to go online and download the F-recovery software (or something similar) and use it to restore those hiding images and transfer them into your computer. Here is the URL
http://www.filerecoverytools.com/products/fr_sd/
Best wishes and let me know if I can help further.
2) The first thing to try is resetting your camera. Check your users manual for "reset" or "initialize" and follow their instructions. If you don't find anything in the manual then try this generic method -- remove the battery and leave it out of the camera for at least 10 minutes. Then replace the battery and turn the camera on and try it.
3) Another option in this situation is to buy an SD card reader $10-20. It does require that you remove the SD card from the camera. Plug the card reader into your computer's USB port, then plug the SD card into the reader. You should be able to drag and drop the files. OR even better than drag and drop is download Picasa2 free from Google. It will transfer your pictures and keep them organized. It also has a lot of other useful functions all of which are easy to learn.
4) If these methods have not worked for you then you may have to go online and download the F-recovery software (or something similar) and use it to restore those hiding images and transfer them into your computer. Here is the URL
http://www.filerecoverytools.com/products/fr_sd/
Best wishes and let me know if I can help further.
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