📷 Economy Service ( 5-7 business days ): $700-$3,900No charge if the data is unrecoverable The service estimate for the Camera/Memory you described is: The Standard Service can typically be completed in half the time. If you choose to move forward, we can usually complete the Economy Service in a few days. We will contact you by phone as soon as the evaluation is completed to review your options. DriveSavers will never exceed the maximum amount quoted.įree EvaluationOur engineers will perform an initial diagnostic upon receiving your storage device to determine the nature of the problem, recovery probability and cost. The final cost will fall within the ranges based on the complexity of the recovery and the final recovery results. Service Options and PricingThe estimates provided below are based on the device and turnaround time. He sent over an email with the same info afterwards. When I mentioned that I read online that people say it's impossible with the way Sony formats, he said something along the lines of "nope, not true" and proceeded to tell me rough price brackets. I spoke with DriveSavers on the phone - I asked if they have had success with recovering data in situations similar to mine, and he pretty much answered around my question. I reached out to two labs that were mentioned multiple times on other forums. But.I also hear whisperings that one specific lab (don’t know which) did manage to recover files for someone? I also keep seeing that it’s generally not possible with the way Sony formats cards. I don't know if I made things worse by not making a clone. After all my research, I’m still confused as to whether or not it’s actually possible for recovery in my specific situation. Unfortunately, I didn’t find this subreddit until this morning, so I did not make any clones of any sort. HOWEVER…I did download 3 free programs (Disk Drill, Recuva, and PhotoRec) in attempt to recover it. I immediately set the card aside and did not use it for my next shoot. My client is wanting me to explore the professional lab route. I’ve never made this mistake before, so I am appalled and in disbelief at myself. In a delirious, exhausted state while prepping for a wedding shoot this past weekend, I stupidly formatted a SanDisk SD card in my Sony a7iii camera that contained one very important video clip (.mp4 - maybe a 5 minute length video at most) that I forgot to back up from a previous shoot.
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