SD card issues: How to perform data recovery from Kodak EasyShare C182

The Kodak EasyShare C182 lets you click extraordinary pictures without investing a great deal of efforts. The affordable camera packs in 12 megapixels, 3x optical zoom, 3 inches LCD display, Smart Capture among other impressive features. The camera allows you to store true HD quality pictures in its internal memory and SD/SDHC cards. You can rely on these cards for great storage capacity and data transfer speeds. Since corruption is associated with most of the memory cards, these cards are also no exception. But, if you follow proper instructions while handling these cards, chances are very less that your camera will render pictures inaccessible. However, if you come across a data loss situation due to corruption, do not be panicky. The first step is make yourself calm so that you can look for an ideal backup to restore the inaccessible images. And, if you are not sure about using a backup or you don't have one, then you can easily consider using a reliable SD card recovery software.

Consider a practical scenario, wherein, you have organized a small party on the occasion of your wife's birthday at your place. You are clicking pictures of the get together. While you are in the process of clicking an image, the following error pops up:

"Memory Full"

You might get surprised to spot this error message on the LCD screen of your Kodak EasyShare C182 camera. The reason being availability of enough memory space on the SD card.

Cause

Memory full error message can be related to both internal memory or the SD card. Let's discuss the causes in detail:

• The error shows that there is no more space available on your memory card to accommodate or store new pictures
• The error might occur if your camera is saving pictures to its internal memory instead of memory card
• The error might erupt if the SD card of your Kodak camera is corrupt

Resolution

As workarounds, you must try the following SD card recovery steps:

• Use a new memory card or delete some unwanted images in order to make room for new ones
• Check your camera settings and make sure it is saving pictures to the SD card. Change the settings, if found incorrect and move the photos from internal memory to the SD card.
• If the SD card is busy, then go for immediate formatting followed by data recovery using a backup. In absence of a backup, you must download a third-party SD card recovery software.

For safely recovering data from formatted SD cards, you can employ Memory Card Photo Recovery. This trusted application has the capability of recovering lost or deleted images, videos, audios from various brands of SD cards including Kingston, Lexar, Transcend etc. Moreover, this SD card recovery application supports both Windows and Mac platforms.