anything in MacPorts to repair JPEG images?

[Jim Graham]

On Tue, Sep 25, 2012 at 10:32:10AM +0200, Jean Gobin wrote:
> Jim,
> 
> If you haven't written to the card yet, you may be able to recover what's
> on it by using "Foremost". Connect the card to your mac, and use
> 
> mkdir mysalvagedcard
> foremost -i <your card device> -o mysalvagedcard
> 
> It should recover whatever files that are on the card, deleted or not. The
> key point is that if you wrote on the card afterwards, certain files might
> be incomplete or corrupted.

Actually, after I told iPhoto to go away, I did a
"mv [camera mount dir]/DCIM/100NIKON/* ~/hunting/eglin_range/" ... so the
images were deleted.  Then, after seeing that they'd been nuked
(apparently by iPhoto), I copied them back, and that's when I saw them
display correctly for a fraction of a second, and then have the bottom
80% or so go to noise, and last night, re-formatted the CF card).  I DO
still have the saved images on my Mac, though.  Oh, and I do know that
the images were all fine (viewed on my camera) before iPhoto tried to
grab them.

So, can Foremost still help?  Or are these just lost (not a huge issue,
but still I'd like to be able to recover them)?

Thanks,
   --jim

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