The progress in the field of data storage has gone amazingly far in just a decade. Younger users these days have no idea what a floppy disk looks like and how to use it. Neither do they know how unreliable these little plastic squares were and how often they failed in the most inappropriate moments - after spending a couple of minutes lying on a speaker, after a long subway ride or any encounter with a strong magnetic field. This was the time when we worried more about getting our information from A to B than speed, capacity and ease of use.
Today, the abundance of high-speed and spacious portable media of all kinds - and, first and foremost, flash cards - in an average household increases the chances of data loss by a weighty factor. These troubles most often happen to flash cards that are actively used, mostly the ones in digital cameras.
The data on these cards are often deleted and rewritten; the cards themselves can be pulled out while the camera is still on and can be used with various card readers on various computers. All these factors increase the odds of damaging your photos and videos - seemingly […]

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