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<blockquote data-quote="Marcel" data-source="post: 442729" data-attributes="member: 3903">If you did re-format after you copied your files, then you're in big huge trouble and I don't think you'll be able to recover these shots.Now, before you go to extreme lengths about these shots, ask yourself how important they are. Was this a paying job? Would you loose money if the pictures were forever lost? If you answer NO to these two questions, then just forget about it for now. BUT, now would be the time to do some trials (before the next problem happens) and test your card and/or computer port connection.I've read a few times where people got burned with fake sd cards. It could happen to all of us. The cards do look legit, but they contain a micro sd card inside and a lot of times they do not have the real memory content that they should. I think there are ways to tell if your card is real or fake but I don't remember how to do just that.I hope you can solve this and get a good and proven way to copy your pictures to your computer in the future. And, for what it's worth, why not shoot RAW AND JPEG just to be safe...Good luck.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Marcel, post: 442729, member: 3903"] If you did re-format after you copied your files, then you're in big huge trouble and I don't think you'll be able to recover these shots. Now, before you go to extreme lengths about these shots, ask yourself how important they are. Was this a paying job? Would you loose money if the pictures were forever lost? If you answer NO to these two questions, then just forget about it for now. BUT, now would be the time to do some trials (before the next problem happens) and test your card and/or computer port connection. I've read a few times where people got burned with fake sd cards. It could happen to all of us. The cards do look legit, but they contain a micro sd card inside and a lot of times they do not have the real memory content that they should. I think there are ways to tell if your card is real or fake but I don't remember how to do just that. I hope you can solve this and get a good and proven way to copy your pictures to your computer in the future. And, for what it's worth, why not shoot RAW AND JPEG just to be safe... Good luck. [/QUOTE]

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