HOWEVER, they (many) are all in a (what appears to be) Windows backup file named data_backup.bkf I was able to place the recovered files on my C drive in the desired folder. My attempt was to undelete those files and save them to a directory on my C drive. This information came from a working external USB hard drive where many different file types had been deleted. Did you know its a backup file you wanted to recover? I recently ran out of space on my MacBook Pro because I have a lot of pictures saved to it, so I went out and bought an external hard drive (2 TB).Well depending on how big the file is you could probably look at its contents with WordPad or Word. I moved every single photo on my MacBook hard drive to the external hard drive and deleted all the photo copies remaining on my macbook drive. Currently there are 0 photos on my MacBook drive, yet I keep receiving a message saying my disk is critically low on space. When I check what is taking up that space, its all photos, about 49.83 GB to be exact. This is really frustrating as I searched my entire MacBook drive for any remaining photos, yet I can't find a single one even though it says that Photos are taking up about 50 GB of space on my MacBook hard drive. I am a photographer if you are wondering why I have that many photos, and keeping that in mind I also thought maybe it's my Lightroom catalogs thats taking up space. I moved my entire catalog folder into my external hard drive and deleted the original from my MacBook to make space, but that only created about 2.98 GB of space. Someone told me I should turn off my Time Machine and delete all my backups, but I can't seem to find where the turn off button is. Images or videos in Photos are firstly moved to folder Recently Deleted once deleted. Photos will automatically delete it permanently after 30 days.
It is indeed an application level trash bin in Photos. There is a button, which allows you to delete items without waiting for the 30 days count down.
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