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    How to Recover Deleted Photos From Fujifilm Camera


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      Summary: Did you format your Fujifilm SDHC card and now you are in need of those pictures? Here's how you can use Stellar Photo Recovery software to retrieve your camera specific deleted photos.

      Susan was shattered after losing her precious photos taken from Fujifilm GFX 50S camera. They were stored in SDHC card, which was accidentally formatted by her.  The photos were memories of her first holiday with her husband at the Hudson Valley in New York after their wedding and want’s to recover deleted photos from Fujifilm camera..

      Some losses are irreparable. But thankfully not this one. Recovery of lost or deleted high-resolution photos is possible from formatted or corrupt SD cards or other storage devices. Here we bring the best approach you should take in situations of such important photo loss from any model of Fujifilm camera.

      Restore from Backup of the Fujifilm Camera

      The first thing to do is to check your backup. Do you have a backup of Fujifilm camera photos on your PC, cloud, or other storage media? Simply restore deleted or missing Fujifilm camera files from the backup folder.

      How to Recover Deleted Photos from Fujifilm Camera

      A Fujifilm Photo Recovery Software that supports recovery from a Fujifilm camera is the only solution to retrieve deleted pictures. You might have lost photos due to deletion, formatting of the media, corruption, or during file transfer, etc. Good recovery software can restore photos in any situation.

      To assess the software’s capabilities you can download the free version here:

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      Now Pick the Right Photo Recovery Software 

      There are several recovery tools available online. Ensure you pick a photo recovery tool that meets the parameters for safe, easy, and optimum recovery. You may not want to regret later the whole recovery process. Your Fujifilm photo recovery software should:

      • Support Fujifilm camera photo file formats (RAF, JPEG)
      • Support recovery from your storage media – SD card, SDHC card, SDXC card, UHS-I / UHS-II cards, hard drive, pen drive, etc.
      • Retrieve deleted pictures without hampering the original quality
      • Simple and easy to use
      • Completely secure, free from malware or virus

      One such software trusted by millions of users around the globe is Stellar Photo Recovery. The advanced algorithm of the software seamlessly recovers lost photos of high resolution from all models of Fujifilm cameras. The easy-to-use software works best in all situations of photos lost after formatting, accidental deletion, corruption, etc., from the high capacity SD cards, SDXC, SDHC, hard drives, or other storage media.

      Key takeaways from Stellar Photo Recovery are:

      • Supports RAW file recovery of Fujifilm cameras
      • Restores photos with original date, time, & name
      • Recover thousands of files in a few minutes
      • Retrieve deleted pictures without depreciating the original quality
      • Recover thumbnails of severely corrupt photos
      • Simple and self-explanatory interface
      • Available for both Mac and Windows users

      Watch this video to recover deleted photos from the Fujifilm camera

      You can try these Manual Methods to Recover Deleted Photos From Fujifilm Camera

      You can try to restore photos from the Fujifilm camera using some computer hacks in certain situations. However, they do not guarantee recovery of photos from Fujifilm.

      Here are the manual ways to restore lost photos from a Fujifilm camera:

      Perform Command Prompt

      • Connect your camera SD Card via card reader to your PC
      • Press Win + Rand type cmd, press Command Prompt window opens
      • Type: chkdsk E: / f and hit Enter (Replace E with the drive letter of the SD card from which you lost photos)
      • Type: Y and hit Enter
      • Type: E and hit Enter again
      • Type: E:\>attrib -h -r -s /s /d *.*and hit Enter
      • A new folder consisting all recovered photos is created in your SD card. Copy them and save at a new location.

      Assign a new drive letter

      Use this method if you do not see the drive letter of your Fujifilm SD card in your PC.

      • Open Disk Management
      • Look for the SD card and right-click on it
      • Select Change Drive Letter and Paths and apply the changes
      • Restart the PC and connect your camera SD card again to access

      Reinstall the driver

      If your PC does not detect a Fujifilm SD card, try once uninstalling and then reinstalling the PC drivers.

      • Go to My Computer and right-click on it
      • Follow Manage > Device Manager > Disk Drives from the list
      • Right-click on the name of your removable drive. Click Click OK

      Next, restart your computer and connect your Fujifilm camera card to the computer to access the stored photos.

      Conclusion

      Stellar Photo Recovery is an efficient utility to recover camera-specific photos from any storage media. So next time you happen to lose any photos from the Fujifilm camera, do not worry, you can rely on Stellar Photo Recovery to easily restore missing or deleted pictures from your Fujifilm camera.

      You can download the free version here –

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      Prachi Sahu

      is a Writer who likes to blog about technology. She has a keen interest in Data Recovery, Machine Learning, and Artificial Intelligence. An avid reader, she has also contributed to some leading newspapers and dreams to own a library some day.

      18 comments

      1. Hi

        Someone accidentally deleted 100 photos from my Fuji xt4 when they were viewing my photos and I want them back. I’m on vacation now and will do this when I get home in over a week. I’m hugely disappointed as this is the reason I am travelling right now. Since the deletion I’ve taking nearly 100 photos. Is this an issue. I only realised the photos were deleted today. Any help appreciated

        1. Hi Declan,

          Thank you for reaching out Stellar.

          I understand your concern about recovering the deleted photos from your Fuji XT4. As you have mentioned, you’ll be starting with the recovery process after 1 week, and as you are already on vacation, then it is understandable that you’ll be clicking more photos. In such accidental deletion, it is advisable to initiate photo recovery as soon as there is a possibility that your deleted photos can be overwritten with new clicks. We, the Stellar family, wish you to have a blasting vacation. Meanwhile, we recommend you buy a new SD Card and use it to capture new clicks/photos until your trip gets over, as a caution that the deleted photos are not overwritten. However, when you return back home from your vacation, then, you can try our Photo Recovery software to recover the lost SD Card photos.

          Have a Happy Vacation.

      2. Hi, I really hope somebody can help me out. I took 50 images from my Fuji X-E2 that are important to me, due to formatted SD card, I had lost some important images, and it’s all one-day shoot images. Any information would be appreciated!

        1. Hi Melissa, you can try our software demo version and see the preview of deleted or lost files. Thanks

      3. Hi Sumona, I took my x100s camera and take some family photos, got back home and upload on my computer when I checked again in the next morning some of the photos on my computer lost in the drive section, what I do to get my photos?

        1. Hi Bekir, I suggest an easy way to install our software demo version and select the drive you want to recover and see the preview of your deleted or lost photos on your computer. Thanks!

      4. I had a Nikon camera with Nikon Transfer 1 and older versions of view NX2. The problem is corrupted NEF images that can no longer be opened. I used you Photo recovery software for my apple mac and it saved me. I surprise everything was again repaired. This is pretty amazing software thanks!

      5. I had lost my wedding pictures from SanDisk SDHC 128 GB card. This software recover all the pictures. It’s worked so well. Thank you very much!!

      6. I had accidentally deleted pictures from my Fujifilm camera memory card. I always forget to take backup of my pictures all photos are lost. Is this software full version or trial?

        1. Hi Gordon, I suggest download the free trial version to scan & preview your deleted photos. Once you see the lost photos or pictures. You need to purchase the full version to save these pictures. Because the trial version only displays the recover images.

      7. I had an Issue with my SD card (SanDisk Extreme Pro 32 GB SDHC UHS-II) failure. When I inserted it in the card reader, none of the files were useable. The error messages shows the file info had been truncated. Any help will be appreciated!

      8. I took about hundred photos with my Fuji finepix 2400 zoom camera. They were stored on a 64MB smart media chip. Unfortunately deleted all of the photos. Now I need those photos because some photos are more important for me. Is there any way to recover those deleted photos?

        1. Hi Melisaa, I suggest you use Stellar Photo Recovery software demo version to recover and preview your data. It’s helpful for data recovery: Delete Recovery, Format Recovery, Advanced Recovery, and Raw Recovery.

      9. I had compressed 500 .raf files from my X-T2 that I can’t view or open, I think corrupt compressed raf files. I’m not sure what happened. After that I found your blog on search and I used stellar data recovery. It’s work great!

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