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Thanks for your answer. Well, it seems we got lucky, and after lots of tries in the PC, my sister put the SD card back in the camera and it miraculously started working again! Not only that, but then she put it again in the PC and all pictures were readable!!! I can't understand what's happened here. How can a card go back from 100% bad sectors to 100% readable?? WTF?! Anyway, thanks for the link to Piriform Recuva. Might come in handy next time some similar problem arises.
– OMA
Commented Nov 8, 2012 at 0:35
most likely, it was fine the whole time. possibly dust, or just went spastic like technology does tend to do. but yes, electronics do tend to do that sort of thing
– Sylvester
Commented Dec 30, 2012 at 11:55

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