While stading in Harvard Square yesterday, taking pictures of NSTAR workers fixing whatever it was that caused the underground fire there last Friday, a guy on a bike comes up and says, “YouTube. Just look up Harvard Square fire. Some great footage.”
He didn’t say, “Tune in Channel 4 at 6pm.”
I hope that answers Chris Pirillo’s question.
Unrelated…
A few minutes ago I transfered all the photos I took yesterday while biking, driving and walking around Cambridge. Got a lot of great ones, including shots of the work at Harvard Square, Spring on The Yard, sunset on railroad tracks, friends at a restaurant, family doing fun stuff…
Then I put the SD card back in the camera and re-formatted it.
Then I discovered I had failed to transfer the pictures.
I’m still bummed.
And that doesn’t even cover yesterday’s other screw-ups.
In the midst of which the doctor told me I still have chest pain because my lung isn’t done healing and I should give it more exercise.
Anyway, enjoy the footage. The longest. The best.
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As long as you haven’t used the card since, there are various ‘unformat’ and data recovery apps for memory cards, which might get your photos back. So far (touch wood) I haven’t had to use one, so I can’t recommend a specific product.
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Thanks. I used something called PhotoRescue, and got ’em back.
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i can relate doc. I fell off my bike twice in one day yesterday. shit happens 🙂
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I always use right-click drag and MOVE to get them out of the film… I never format the cards. I’ve been doing this since the last time I did the same thing you did, and lost stuff.
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