Last but not least: June!
Add comment June 17, 2009
Mei…
De laatse foto’s. We hebben ook nog foto’s bij de vorig post gezet, kwestie van het verwarrend te maken. Dus op de zwart-wit foto “Xander en mama” klikken en ge zult nog nieuwe foto’s zien!
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Add comment May 19, 2009
Xander en mama
2 comments April 20, 2009
Crazy Easter in SF
Het paasfeest wordt hier ook zeer traditioneel gevierd met de familie en met onze heer Christus!
Big Wheel Race
Hunky Jesus Contest
Add comment April 14, 2009
Ma en Pa Fauw op bezoek
Add comment March 26, 2009
Maui Hawaii
Met een beetje vertraging staan de foto’s eindelijk online. Voor wie nog nooit een whale heeft zien springen, check out de laatste video…
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Add comment March 10, 2009
Free Picture Recovery
Fien hit by accident “remove all” on our canon. I was able to recover all the pictures without buying some (expensive) recovery tool. Here is how you recover Jpeg pictures from a deleted drive.
If you have a canon, save yourself three hours of work and use a card reader instead of connecting your digital to your computer. Then, make a dump of the entire disk. (My SD card is 1Gb, so the count x block size should be 1Gb). Do not use the mounted directory, but use the /dev/… directly. Do not use a Mac (as dd seems to act differently)
dd if=/dev/sdc1 of=canon.file count=1005696 bs=1024
Now you have all the raw bits in one file. The following script dumps picture by picture in a new file:
#!/bin/bash
prev_position=0
for i in `hexdump canon.file |grep " d8ff e1ff" | sed -u "s/ d8ff e1ff.*//"`
do
j=$(echo $i | tr '[a-z]' '[A-Z]')
position=$(echo 'ibase=16;obase=A;'$j |bc)
if [ "$prev_position" = "0" ]
then
prev_position=$position
continue
fi
the_count=$(echo $position'-'$prev_position |bc)
dd if=canon.file of=test$i.jpg bs=1 skip=$prev_position count=$the_count
prev_position=$position
done
This simple script will do the trick. Of course, some modification might be needed (like you might have a different version of hexdump, so the easiest way ot know if the magic number is right is to do a hexdump of an old picture you have taken with that camera)
1 comment February 13, 2009






