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Kari B
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Using a Sony Alpha slr
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My first award winning photo!
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- About Me and My Photography Experience:
- I have always loved photography and taking pictures of my family and friends. I took a photography class and developed pictures in a dark room back in middle school and got hooked! I am excited about my new Sony camera and will be adding more pictures to my album. If you have any ideas or suggestions please feel free to tell me.
I attempt to use Photoshop CS3 and Paintshop Pro Photo X2 - still learning the ins and outs.
I am currently exploring editing RAW photos. And would love any advice on which software is easy to use.
- My Photography Equipment:
- Sony Alpha DSLR A200
Sony 18-70mm lens
Sony 75-300mm lens
2x Auto focus teleconverter
Kodak Z812 IS
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- http://www.myspace.com/lilgirl1977
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great action shot!
As Michael said, formatting just creates new, empty tables to hold index information about where your files are. Deleting just marks the space as available in the index. Neither process removes any of the actual files. This is why file recovery soft…
The weird thing is I reformat every time I delete but yet the pics were still there ... dating back to March (when I started using the card)! I do not take photos in raw often and I know I need to. I am going to notify Lexar of the issue with the ca…
Thank you for posting this interesting blog/string. Often computers will delete the index to the pictures or other files, so that they will be overwritten by subsequent saves. A proper full format will replace the memory card with 0 and 1s only, but…
And yes I have another card I will be using from now on. I will also see of Lexar will replace this card since there is definately an issue with it.
Thank you everyone for your help. I am now patiently waiting for it to finish finding all my pics so…
I went to lexar.com and talked to the support tech. They said there should have been a recovery disk with the card when I bought it (which there wasn't) and you have to pay for the software otherwise. So she sent me the file. I downloaded the image…
I use a 4 G memory stick and a 4 G sd card. I used my computer to make the files for them and after I do some photos I rearrange them into files while the card is in my computer. I dont use the camera to do that as I have lost pics before that way.I…
Hmmmmm. I would think you have an issue with the card. I could be wrong. If the camera still reads other cards, then I would put the issue on the card.. Have you tried another card in you cam?
I am chatting with Lexar now to see if they can help.
Thank you. The camera does not read the card anymore either. I am looking for a camera recovery software that is free... I will check lexars website. I will not be using the card anymore after this... I am sure glad I have another.
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I was wondering if you had some advice for me. I use compact flash memory cards in my Sony A200. I have a Lexar 2g I have been using for a few months. I format the card in the camera before taking pics and take the card out put it in the computer to download the pics. The computer won't read the card and when I put it back in the camera it automatically wants to format it again and I lose my pics. It does not happen everytime. So that leaves me even more confused.
I just took pics of my stepsons… Continue
I just took pics of my stepsons… Continue
Posted on June 14, 2009 at 5:22pm — 10 Comments
Shadowing a photographer
I was given an opportunity to shadow a seasoned photographer yesterday (along with my sister-in-law) and was extremely pleased at the opportunity. I learned ALOT. I cannot wait to incorporate it into my work.
I am uploading the pics today. Please let me know what you think.
I am only posting a select few for now......
Look forward to your thoughts.
I am uploading the pics today. Please let me know what you think.
I am only posting a select few for now......
Look forward to your thoughts.
Posted on January 19, 2009 at 4:11pm —
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Great candid, interesting subject Steve
This Abbey is only 30 minutes from us, great image, suits the sepia treatment!!!
This month the contest theme is Reflections in Photography. This could include any work with mirrors, water reflections, light reflections, etc. Reflections always add a certain engaging dynamic to most kinds of photos.
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This month the contest theme is Reflections in Photography. This could include any work with mirrors, water reflections, light reflections, etc. Reflections always add a certain engaging dynamic to most kinds of photos.
Enter a photo by joining the…
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Take the golden opportunity to put your camera on a tripod after dark, and open the shutter, and run around the scene flashing your flash off the camera lighting the scene randomly. You might want to also put colored gels (cellophane) over the flash too for bright color effects. ASA 200, shutter set to 2+ minutes or more at F5.6 I bet you'll LOVE the results. Have a kid walk from left side of frame to right, and flash them several times while they are walking. It will look like a crowd!
Lexar is pretty good to its professional users. Give them a good explanation, and you'll likely be surprised with a whole new card. Especially if you send the broken one back to them so they can learn what went wrong.
Good luck!
Bob O.
sounds like the camera is messing up the card format to me.
What kind of computer are you inserting the card reader into?
There are several different file recovery programs I could recommend, but I am a Macintosh user, and know them best.
Let me know.
If you have another CF card, take that one and run some tests on your camera. shoot a few images on the second card, and see if it misbehaves like the first card does. If it does, then it is the camera messing it up for sure. If it works fine, then I suspect it is the first card itself dying on you. The recovery program might be able to save SOME of your previously shot images.
Bob O'Lary
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