Yes. There are a few options for free data recovery software, which I go into in more detail separately. - Disk Drill has a limited feature set for running it in free mode--you can recover up to 500MB for free. But if you're only after a small number of photos, it might be enough for what you need. To recover more data than that, you'll need to upgrade to the licensed version. It's available for Windows and Mac. - EaseUS Data Recovery Wizard is free to recover up to 2GB of data. For more than that, you'll need to buy a license. - PhotoRec is thorough and powerful, but it's a command-line app that doesn't have a graphical user interface. If you're comfortable working with command-line tools, I highly recommend PhotoRec (and if you're not, I've put together a guide to using PhotoRec here). - Windows File Recovery is a Windows-only app. Again, it's a command-line utility that doesn't include a graphical user interface.