Scott's advice is very good. Do not do anything. When you delete a
file on a disk, you are only deleting items in the table that tell the
drive where to find the file. The underlying data is untouched, until
it is written over. I would recommend looking up undelete programs. If
you have a mac, your filesystem is hfs+, pc is ntfs, and linux is
variable often efs, and others. One thing you can do is a block copy of
the disk. On mac there is Carbon Copy Cloner, which can make a disk
image. On mac and linux, there is a command line tool called dd.
But Scott is right, check with the digitizers first. You might want to
call a repair shop and see if they can do a recovery cheap, depending on
how well you are with computers.
Last thing, don't ever that again!
Best of luck!
On 10/31/15 8:01 AM, Scott Dorsey wrote:
First, take the drive offline and don't do anything else with it.
Secondly, call the telecine guys and see if they have a copy still left
on their system.
Thirdly, there are some tools for extracting undeleted files. PC or mac,
and what kind of filesystem?
--scott
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