Did
it ever happen that you have accidentally “deleted all” photos,
and video files stored on your computer system? On the other hand,
did you format your digital camera or memory card while you were
accessing it? If that is the case, then need to recover your deleted
photos. For this you need a good Photo Recovery Software. Problem is
that how to select a good photo recovery software. Here I list down
the parameters used to identify good photo recovery software:--
Operating
System: Select
software that is compatible with your computer/laptop. If you are
using Mac then ensure that software also work for the Mac operating
system and vice versa. Also check that the software supports the
higher version as well.
Support
Image formats:
PEG, Exif, RAW, GIF, JPG, BMP, PGM, PNM, PBM, CD5, NFF, PNG,
TIF and TIFF
Supports
video formats:
AVI, MPEG, MOV, MP4, 3GP, ASF, WMV, M4V, Digital Video (DV), 3G2,
M4B)
Professional
Camera file formats:
Nikon (NEF, NRW), Canon (CR2, CRW), Olympus (ORF), Sony (SR2, ARW,
SRF), Kodak (K25, KDC, DCR), Fuji (RAF), Minolta (MRW), Pentax (PEF),
Sigma (X3f), Epson (ERF), DNG, Panasonic (RAW), Mamiya (MEF)
Storage
devices: Select
the software that can recover photos from storage devices such as
hard disk drives, SD Cards, CF Cards, XD Cards, Memory Sticks,
external Zip drives, FireWire and USB hard drives.
Features:
Check
if the software allows you to preview the files before recovering
photos. This will allow you to select the files that you want to
recover instead of all the other photos.
Evaluate:
Always
check the demo version of the software before buying it. Check the
review of the software written on the Product review sites.
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