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Digital Camera
Resources
Web Site Design for
Photographers |
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Recovering Images from a Trashed Memory Card
Using PhotoRescue |
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The latest trial version of PhotoRescue can now be downloaded directly
through the links on this page |
| Berman.zip is the PC link and Bermanmac.zip is the MAC
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New versions uploaded 19 December 2007
with support for
Hasselblad H3D .3FR files, Nikon D3, Canon 40D
and many other new cameras. |
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Purchase the full
PC version only $29 |
Purchase the full
MAC version only $29
The best $29 you'll ever spend |
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This images from my
Color Infrared
Site
was recovered using PhotoRescue
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February 2002
This past week, my Nikon CoolPix 950
trashed two CompactFlash cards. The first
time it happened I blamed the card (320meg 12x Lexar) and was unable to rescue the data
myself and sent the card to Lexar. Three days later Lexar sent me a CD
of my images and a new CompactFlash card. For the record, they only offer
this service for their professional cards. The second time it happened, I was
using a 192 meg Sandisk card and found that the card reader
would only see 2/3 of the first image. Even trying to see the data
through the camera and NikonView wouldn't work. I had read about a
program called
PhotoRescue. I installed the trial version and was able to see 157
thumbnails. Paying for and installing the full version enabled me to save
every image I had taken on that card.
November 2002
I had taken about 100 pictures when the 512 megabyte Lexar 12X card failed
in my CoolPix 5000. I was able to save all but three full size images
with PhotoRescue. I then sent the card to Lexar and they sent me a CD
of over 300 small size 320x240 pixel images. They weren't able to recover
any of the full size images. Luckily I used PhotoRescue before
sending the card to Lexar. |
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Test it out. If it can see the images as thumbnails,
purchase and run the full version and you will be able to copy the images
off the card. |
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Purchase the full
PC version only $29 |
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Purchase the full
MAC version only $29
The best $29 you'll ever spend |
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