Viewing photos on a memory card

jaman2 · External Since: Jun 30, 2009 Posts: 1

When I try to -view photos- on an SD -card- from a digital camera, I
have to open a DCIM folder, then a nikon folder to see the photo files.
Is there a.

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Manny Weisbord · External Since: Feb 23, 2009 Posts: 31

jaman2 <jaman2.3ulxse.RemoveThis@no-mx.forums.vistaheads.com> wrote:

>
>When I try to -view photos- on an SD -card- from a digital camera, I
>have to open a DCIM folder, then a nikon folder to see the photo files.
>Is there a.

No.

And it's best to copy all of them to your hard drive before doing
anything with them anyway.

Richard G. Harper · External Since: Sep 09, 2006 Posts: 1451

This would depend on your camera's settings. Most cameras store pictures in
a folder to avoid problems that can happen with too many files in the root
directory of the storage device. If it creates these folders, then you have
to open them to view the pictures.

"jaman2" <jaman2.3ulxse.TakeThisOut@no-mx.forums.vistaheads.com> wrote in message
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>
> When I try to -view photos- on an SD -card- from a digital camera, I
> have to open a DCIM folder, then a nikon folder to see the photo files.
> Is there a.

Richestgare22 · External Since: Sep 05, 2009 Posts: 1

jaman2;1300321 Wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I've lost an entire partition with all my very important data on it.
>
> I have two physical hard drives. One has Windows (80GB) and the other
> had my files (320GB - just on one volume, no partitioning).
>
> I'm a Fedora fan, so downloaded the F11 Live CD and decided to install.
> I wanted to install it side by side with my files on the 320GB.
>
> However I'm so accustomed to installing Fedora on new hard drives and
> VM's that I accidentally selected "Remove all partitions". It formatted
> and installed, and I used Fedora for about 10 hours total, downloading
> about a GB of data.
>
> Then I realized what I had done, when I was ready to access some of the
> data I had on the 320GB. Booting into Windows I realized (through disk
> management) that the partition was gone; in fact only the /boot and main
> / file systems were there.
>
> Based on the fact that I deleted the partition, formatted the disk and
> installed Fedora 11, would I be able to recover my data using disk
> recovery software? What should I use? I have good Linux and Windows
> experience, but I don't want to lose much data on trial and error.

I think you can use a recovery tool Stellar Phoenix Partition Recovery
Software which is a complete partition recovery tool and which can help
you a lot in your case.The software is quite user friendly and
helpful....give a try

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