Recover images from Panasonic LUMIX G1

Panasonic Corporation introduced Panasonic LUMIX G1 in September, 2008. It is embedded with plenty of elegant features that makes it a choice of Professional Photographer. The embedded facilities are - 12.10 -mega pixels Resolution, 3.0 inch LCD Screen, EVF / LCD Viewfinder and SDHC or MultiMedia cards for storing the images. The Body Color of Panasonic Lumix G1 is available in Black, Red and Blue.
Though, SDHC and MultiMedia cards are quite elegant, it cannot be denied that images stored in it will not be corrupted for ever. Corruption in SDHC or MultiMedia cards can happen due to various reasons including virus attack, interruption at the time of read/write process and input/output error.

For Example- You may notice the following error while trying to view the previously saved images on SDHC Card or Multimedia Card.

"Memory Card Error"

Due to above error, you will not be able to see the images which you have stored in Memory Card. In order to view the images, you need to fix the above error.

Cause:

There may be one or more reasons of corruption of SDHC or Multimedia Cards. Some of them are as below:

• Virus Attack
• Interruption in Reading/Writing
• File Error

Resolution:

Formatting of Memory Card in Camera itself will fix the above error. But it will erase all the data stored in it. If the stored images have vital importance and you want to preserve it then there is nothing but third-party Image Recovery tool to help you.

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