ShannyB

Thanks for that article.  I actually paid a camera shop for recovery yesterday but was surprised that it only found jps.  They attempted to find CR2s twice and my husband tried once at home. CR2s are gone.  Not sure why.  I am probably SOL in terms of the raws but I thought I'd ask.

Thanks Damien!

Hi there,

I'm not sure if this is the kind of question that you answer but I thought I'd give it a shot.

I had a three hour newborn session today. Pictures are so cute. I was scrolling through my camera showing the previews of each to the mom before she left. A few minutes later, I went to load them to my computer. The pictures are GONE! The computer didn't see them and now neither does my camera. I went to my local camera shop where they ran the Remo Recover program.  Luckily JPG's were recovered but CR2's were nowhere to be found.  Am I SOL in terms of getting the RAWs recovered, or should I try something else?  Why would one be found but not the other?

It seems (based on responses from a photo forums on FB) that the brand of CF card I got with my camera is garbage.

I don't know if it matters, but I have a 5D Mark III and I was using a Promaster 64gb CF card and no backup SD card.  I have learned my lesson about not using a second card.  Ugg! 

Thank you! That is what I didn't understand.  I thought that if a client blew the picture up big size, it would matter.  I thought all prints had to be 300 or more.

Hi there,

Is there a way to set my PS CC so that all images open with a resolution good for printing?  I'm kind of confused because the JPG's in my 5D Mark III seem to be creating images that are 72 dpi.  I lost my RAW files in a corrupt card todayUnless that is just how PS is opening them.  I am attaching a few images showing the items that I see on my screen.