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Wouldn't you still have the copy on the device or memory card you took the photo from as an alternate source to restore from? Just avoid wiping that until you h
by uptown 12y ago
Wouldn't you still have the copy on the device or memory card you took the photo from as an alternate source to restore from? Just avoid wiping that until you have two other copies.
- cbhl 12y agoIf the device is an iPhone[0], then there is only one copy on one filesystem on one memory card. Granted, if your iPhone is offline for extended periods of time, you're also doing it wrong. But maybe you have an iPod Touch instead. [0] For the last few years, the newest iPhone is the #1 most common camera model found in EXIF data on Flickr, http://petapixel.com/2015/01/09/popular-cameras-flickr-2014/ http://petapixel.com/2015/01/09/popular-cameras-flickr-2014/. IIRC, Facebook saw similar results for photo uploads.
- vacri 12y agoThis seems terrifying if the filesystem is that bad that you have to do this to guard against corruption. And isn't half the point of offloading images from a card to clear up the card for reuse?
- epochwolf 12y agoI don't clear photos off SD Cards until the files are in my offsite backup.