Use Camera SD Card Data Recovery to Recover Lost Data
by Jenefey Aaron Updated on 2021-09-14 / Update for Data Recovery
Having a SD card on your mobile phone, camera, MP4 or other devices is great. It makes your device a much larger and more versatile beast. But when the SD card stops working or get accidently erased, you'll risk losing all your data on this small card. Actually you can recover data from SD card as long as the data is not overwritten. The key to recover deleted data from SD card is to find the right SD card data recovery software. If you still haven't got one in mind, I recommend you to try Card Data Recovery . It recovers a wide range of files including MS Office documents, archive, audio, video, image, and Internet files. Totally it supports to recover more than 600 types of files.
How to Recover Permanently Deleted Photos from SD Card Mac?
Part 1: How to Use Camera SD Card Data Recovery Tool?
For a free trial, you can download this software to your computer which takes no more than 2 minutes. For those running Mac OS X, download Card Data Recovery for Mac to recover data from SD card on Mac. It supports all SD cards on the market including SanDisk, Transcend, Kingston, PNY and so on. Besides SD card, it also supports many other memory cards like MicroSD, miniSD card, MMC card, MultiMedia card, CF card, Compact Flash card, CF card and Memory Stick.
- Step 1: After you download and install Tenorshare 4DDiG on your computer, launch the program and connect the camera SD card to computer via card reader. 4DDiG should instantly detect the card so that you can select it and then click Scan to proceed.
- Step 2: After that, 4DDiG will do an all-round scanning on the selected card to find lost data. Once the scanning is completed, you can select files to preview before data recovery.
- Step 3: Finally, choose target files and then click Recover to save them to a safe location. Make sure you do not save them back to your SD card in case of being overwritten.
Part 2: How to Protect SD Card?
It could bring you a lot of trouble if you get your SD card damaged, corrupted, formatted, etc. To protect your SD card, there are a few things you should pay attention to.
- Turn off your camera when pictures are being transferred to your computer or vice versa.
- Don't view files on SD card while transferring them to computer or other devices.
- Don't eject your SD card when the camera, mobile phone or other device is still on.
- Stop using the SD card when it starts to show problems or errors.
- Check for virus and malware on a regular basis.
- Choose a good card reader for your SD card.
I'm sure there is more you can do in order to protect your SD card. Please let us know by leaving a comment.
