Take the SD card from the camera and write-protect the SD card if possible.If your card was corrupted or has file system issue, new picture taking may make it worse, or some camera may force format the card if it detects some errors on the card, which will wipe the data on the SD card completely. If your data was lost due to deletion or formatting, new pictures/videos taking may write over the lost pictures/movies and make them permanently lost. The very first step is to stop taking new pictures or videos on the SD card.Here is the best practices to recover high capacity SD cards including recover deleted photos from SD card, retrieve lost pictures from corrupted SD card, or unformat SD card. So, once you have data loss on a high capacity SD card, data recovery is very important. A picture or video re-taking costs lots of money and time, or in many cases, that is not possible. The large capacity SD card stores much more data than before, that also means a data loss may be a disaster for photographer, especially for professionals like wedding photographer.128 GB to 512 GB may hold thousands of photos and videos. You can shoot longer without changing SD cards. Those high capacity SD card usually has high-speed reading and writing performance (~ 100 MB per second), and the large capacity is ideal for high-quality pictures and 4K UHD, Full HD, HD, 3D or VR video taking. Lexar® Professional 633x SDHC™/SDXC™ UHS-I Cards, SanDisk® Extreme PRO SD UHS-I Cards and Transcend® SDXC/SDHC UHS-II U3 Card. More and more memory card manufacturers now make high capacity SD cards and microSD cards including 128 GB, 258 GB and 512 GB.

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