Memory Cards and digital photography revolutionized picture taking by make it more affordable to take and store pictures. Depending on the size of the memory card, a photographer can store up to hundreds of pictures with no bulky film to buy or transport. Memory cards are compact and easy to transfer out when they become full as well as being reusable when you have copied the photos to a safer, more permanent medium. Although every digital camera system varies somewhat, the basics of recovering the digital photos from your memory card remain the same.
Instructions
1. Remove the memory card from your digital camera.
2. Insert your memory card into an external drive which can hook up to your USB port. You do not need to do this if your memory card can be directly inserted into your computer.
3. Go to My Computer and click on the corresponding drive to open the files on the card, if the folder has not popped up on its own.
4. Select all the pictures you want to recover and transfer them into a new file on the C drive. Once those are successfully transferred, you may delete the photos from your memory card.
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