Pixiq

was he shooting tape, digital, or hard drive? or what, if it was tape, it may not be able to be recovered, what camera was he shooting with? [make and model]

I've been absolutely amazed at what ddrescue and PhotoRec can recover... hopefully he was shooting digitally and he can recover the footage and file suit after the 7th Circuit sides with the First Amendment.

Typical thug cop behavior. Scum of the earth!

Perhaps an Eye-Fi (with wireless tether) is in order, or perhaps I or someone should write apps which would in the background monitor and make encrypted backups of photos and/or videos in innocuous places.

edit - I should also note that even reformatting a typical card doesn't erase the data, you need a special erase utility. "Delete" usually leaves the data where it isn't hard to recover.

Good luck to any cop trying to delete footage shot with my camera; it HAS no 'delete' function, by deliberate design -; to ensure accidental deletion of footage on set is impossible. Once shot, files can only be deleted when the magazine is put in a special reader attached to a computer.

Mike

mike, i want that camera, make and model please. send to rebeldslr@gmail.com please, thank you.
[and also, please dont give this email out to just anyone, only other fellow photographers that do shoots with nude and/or topless shoot of hard bodied very young women, hal]