I lost all my pictures on my memory stick when I connect it to my computer, why?

Question

I have the first Sony T camera. I have a 1gig san disk memory stick. This has happened twice so far, that when I put the camera on dock, it does nothing and all the pictures can't even be viewed, on the camera, or through the finder on my mac. I think that all my pictures are earased, but the memory stick is only reading 949.00MB available. can I get these pictures back? Whats wrong?

Answer 1

go to yahoo search

type photo rescue

Answer 2

It's difficult to be certain. I wonder being a slightly earlier camera, if it doesn't like larger cards. A couple of years ago 1 GB cards were pretty much unheard of. As they got larger, some cameras didn't like the newer larger cards. Do you have a smaller card to try out?

Answer 3

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Answer 4

If you are importing to iPhoto, it asks if you want delete pictures after importing. Deselect it before importing if that is the case.

Or there may be a setting like that on your camera.

Photo recovery shareware apps.

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