Hello I've had somebody bring in one of these charming little cameras to attempt retrieving data from the internal 32GB flash.
Something is damaged inside the cameras lens assembly I can hear it clunking around and it has probably dislodged the sensor, powering up the camera gives a blank screen and the focus motor sounds like it's having a fit.
The camera will not connect to a computer via USB in this state, I have no options no navigation, just power up and focus/zoom motor noises.
I think my best shot is to figure out a way to read the internal flash memory outside of the camera.
It has two flash modules on a small board with a Phison PS8005-A controller similar to many SD cards, and it interfaces with the main camera body via a flexi cable.
I'm thinking best case is hacking into an SD card reader maybe a micro SD to full size SD adapter?
Worst case would be solder the chips onto something else since there appears to be some epoxy like under fill like substance around the FLASH modules.
Anybody here have any experience with such an operation?
Attached are pictures of the Flash module.
Something is damaged inside the cameras lens assembly I can hear it clunking around and it has probably dislodged the sensor, powering up the camera gives a blank screen and the focus motor sounds like it's having a fit.
The camera will not connect to a computer via USB in this state, I have no options no navigation, just power up and focus/zoom motor noises.
I think my best shot is to figure out a way to read the internal flash memory outside of the camera.
It has two flash modules on a small board with a Phison PS8005-A controller similar to many SD cards, and it interfaces with the main camera body via a flexi cable.
I'm thinking best case is hacking into an SD card reader maybe a micro SD to full size SD adapter?
Worst case would be solder the chips onto something else since there appears to be some epoxy like under fill like substance around the FLASH modules.
Anybody here have any experience with such an operation?
Attached are pictures of the Flash module.
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