There are places that will retrieve data from dead HDs - for a price (of
course). It all depends on the value you place on the time required to
recreate the lost work ...
Sincerely,
Larry
On 3/22/2014 10:33 AM, Peter Frederick wrote:
DO NOT USE iPHOTO under any circumstances.
You can just copy the files to a folder and use whatever software you
like to adjust and print. Once in iPhoto, Apple sort of takes control
of your images and they are difficult or impossible to export.
I'm stuck making a trip out to my sister's someday and re-doing the
scanning of family photographs (going back to at least 1864) because
she scanned them into iPhoto and now cannot retrieve them. Huge pain.
Back them up to some sort of permanent storage as well, you never know
when a hard drive it going to crash. Found that out last month when
my laptop started growling, drive died before I got everything
copied. I get to do a year's worth of photo corrections again.
Peter
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