Read this on another site... Hope we can learn from this man's mistake.
http://photo.net/digital-darkroom-forum/00Y2te
ChasP505 "brain damaged old guy" ![]() 5,566 posts Likes: 1 Joined Dec 2006 Location: New Mexico, USA More info | Jan 18, 2011 20:14 | #1 Read this on another site... Hope we can learn from this man's mistake. Chas P
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joeseph "smells like turd" ![]() More info | Jan 19, 2011 21:18 | #2 there's some real gems in that thread. some fairly old canon camera stuff, canon lenses, Manfrotto "thingy", and an M5, also an M6 that has had a 720nm filter bolted onto the sensor:
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Canon10D Member 106 posts Joined Nov 2003 More info | Jan 20, 2011 04:02 | #3 Bob Estremera, if you are reading this thread, it is not the end of the world (yet). All your images are still in the hard drive and recoverable. When you delete a file, you basically tell the OS that the "space" occupied by that file is available to be occupied or overwritten by another file or data. The original file is still in the hard drive until it is overwritten by another.
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jMieser Member 224 posts Joined May 2010 Location: Los Angeles More info | Jan 20, 2011 04:11 | #4 Oh says the days of film, never a time of, where are my files? "In a box", I'd respond, nothing will replace that. | FujiFilm X-E1 | 430EX II |
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Canon10D Member 106 posts Joined Nov 2003 More info | Jan 20, 2011 04:25 | #5 jMieser wrote in post #11677363 ![]() Oh says the days of film, never a time of, where are my files? "In a box", I'd respond, nothing will replace that. My dog ate my slides once; not really ate but chewed on them
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jMieser Member 224 posts Joined May 2010 Location: Los Angeles More info | Jan 20, 2011 04:47 | #6 Canon10D wrote in post #11677381 ![]() My dog ate my slides once; not really ate but chewed on them ![]() She likes the sweet smell of fresh slides. Who doesn't | FujiFilm X-E1 | 430EX II |
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gcogger Goldmember 2,554 posts Likes: 1 Joined Mar 2003 Location: Southampton, UK More info | Jan 20, 2011 18:07 | #7 Maybe it's not as bad as the guy in the linked thread, but I've had my own 'idiot' moment with backups. I have an incremental backup scheme for all my data, which goes to 2 separate hard drives, and I back up regularly. Then one day my PC data drive was accidentally formatted, but I wasn't worried as I had the backups. Unfortunately, I then discovered that, when specifying what files/folders to back up, I'd managed not to tick my Lightroom catalog (i.e. the '.lrcat' file). I therefore lost all the edits I'd ever made to my hundreds (or probably thousands) of RAW files Graeme
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