Re: New but old thread

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Essentially that is what I am doing, Mark.  Manually.  Unless the software can read EXIF data and sort accordingly I don't think it will help.  I am still looking for order amongst all the "file0001, file0015" sort of labels.  I haven't identified any yet but I am just getting into it.  One of the headaches is that the images have been sorted into JPEG, TIFF, NEF, CR2, PSD etc.  That separates jpeg and RAW files that normally displayed together.
Thanks for the suggestion.  If you have any program specifically in mind, let me know.


mark@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
Big time bummer, but could some of the new management software make it easier???  Sort to folders then batch process???

-------- Original Message --------
Subject: RE: New but old thread
From: Lara Ashby <lonestarcadillac@xxxxxxx>
Date: Sat, January 16, 2010 2:12 am
To: List for Photo/Imaging Educators - Professionals - Students
<photoforum@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>

Bummer!



Date: Tue, 12 Jan 2010 16:24:00 -0600
From: droberts@xxxxxxxxxx
Subject: New but old thread
To: photoforum@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

Just relating a situation many of you may have faced.  I backed up all photo files to 2 different 500 GB hard drives but never made a disk -mistake, I know - and I never used the drives at the same time they were always turned off until I needed a photo.  A couple of weeks ago I accessed a photo on the older of the drives and had problems.  I assumed that drive was biting the dust - it had become unreadable - so I turned it off and turned on the new drive.  Shortly I ran into problems there as well.  Making the story shorter, my computer went berserk and the drive interfaces somehow corrupted both drives.  I replace the computer, yes, a Mac, and tried to recover images.  No luck.  I was able to format the newer drive and reuse it.  I bought Disk Doctor Image Recovery software and ran it on the remaining drive.  The good news is that it worked and recovered most if not all of the images; the bad news is that they are in generic files with generic file names and the only way I can use them is to examine each file, thousands, and then rename and resort.  At least I got them back but this will occupy me for some time.
Don


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