Regardless of if you have a smaller SD card with the FAT32 file system or a newer SDHC/SDXC card with a large exFAT partition, Disk Drill can apply its advanced data recovery algorithms to restore lost files with the original folder structure and file names intact. The application supports over 400 file formats, and it can recognize the vast majority of commonly and not-so-commonly used raw photo and video file formats, including r2 (Canon raw version 2), cr3 (Canon raw version 3), nef (Nikon raw image file), nrw (Nikon raw image file), and r3d (Red digital camera company raw video file). That's because it offers a perfectly balanced blend of advanced recovery features, excellent usability, and fantastic value.

⚙️ System requirements: macOS 10.15.7–13.x / Windows 10/11 64-bitĭisk Drill stands out from the crowd as the best solution to the widespread problem of SD card data loss. 📄 Supported files: Over 400 file formats I also wonder how come the software can detect my card while my laptop itself can’t, that is just really weird to me.🔄 Latest update: Version 5.1.808 (February 28, 2023) I download some data recovery software, one called Tenorshare did detect the card and displayed the photos inside it, but I was still struggling with whether I should pay to recover them. I tried plugging it into my other Fujifilm camera and it showed “Card not initialized” which I have no idea what this means. When I plugged it back into the Pentax camera, some can be viewed and some only showed a black screen with “this camera can’t open this photo blablabla” But soon when I tried to plug it back in, my MacBook couldn’t detect this card anymore.

Everything was going fine, I viewed my photos and plugged it out. I brought this 2GB SD card last week when I tried to start using my old Pentax digital camera again.Īn hour ago I was plugging it into my card reader which is also connected to my MacBook.

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