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Product Description:
PhotoRescue is an advanced data-recovery solution for digital photography media. Whether you have erased your pictures or formatted your card by mistake, or you have experienced a crash, PhotoRescue may help.
- Works with all the types of media used in digital camera (SD Cards, CF Cards, Memeory Sticks, etc... etc...
- Cutting edge QT based user interface: common cross-platform interface. No learning curve or differences between versions.
- Native Intel Support on Mac OS X: several times faster than version 2.x in native mode.
- Up-to-Date RAW file recovery support: supports latest cameras such as the Canon 400D and many more...
- Improved Movie recovery: we keep increasing the maximum movie recovery size.
- One year of free updates: keep abreast of technology changes, new file formats and technologies.
- Unlimited recoveries: use our program as many times as you need to use it.
- No media size limits. No recovery limits. Non expiring license: the program is yours to keep and use.
- No copy protection: no unfriendly copy protection scheme or intrusive activation mechanism.
- Free demo with guaranteed previews: unlike some of our competitors who use the small embedded thumbnail as a preview of the recovery, we generate our preview on the fly, from actual card data.
What's new in this version:
resizable thumbnails, improved movies recovery. This version can be used and registered as the normal version. Please report any issue to support@datarescue.com
Operating System Requirements:
This product is designed to run on the following operating systems:
- Mac OS X 10.5 Intel
- Mac OS X 10.5 PPC
- Mac OS X 10.4 Intel
- Mac OS X 10.4 PPC
- Mac OS X 10.3.9
- Mac OS X 10.3
- Mac OS X 10.2
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Featured Reviews
Fantastic - it really rescues your photos! - Version: 3.1.4.10864, 4/27/2008 10:48PM PST
yiparaki
This is a great application. It does what it promises. I got it right away and I am thrilled to have it, as I know bad things happen to good people sometimes ;-)
Here's my latest story of woe and how this helped. I was taking a bunch of photo at an event, and I realized that I was running out of card space. Didn't have another card with me. (first mistake.) Then I though OK, I took a few mediocre photos, I can delete them to make space. (second mistake: deleting in camera is a bad idea.) But I proceeded fearlessly, deleted a few, and I made space. I took the photos I wanted. Came home, downloaded the photos ... and oooops!! The last 3 photos in my card could be viewed in thumbnail preview mode but not in full size. The full size could not be accessed. Agh. And I could see that they were some of my best photos, judging from the thumbnail. I definitely didn't want to lose them.
So I figured that deleting some photos in the camera messed up the pointers to the full sized files, even though they were there. But Aperture could not get them (v2.1) and Finder on my Mac could not get them (running Leopard).
So I came to Versiontracker, downloaded PhotoRescue, and voila! I got my photos. Perfect. Full size. And yes, they were some of my very best of that photo shoot.
Thank you, PhotoRescue!
Here's my latest story of woe and how this helped. I was taking a bunch of photo at an event, and I realized that I was running out of card space. Didn't have another card with me. (first mistake.) Then I though OK, I took a few mediocre photos, I can delete them to make space. (second mistake: deleting in camera is a bad idea.) But I proceeded fearlessly, deleted a few, and I made space. I took the photos I wanted. Came home, downloaded the photos ... and oooops!! The last 3 photos in my card could be viewed in thumbnail preview mode but not in full size. The full size could not be accessed. Agh. And I could see that they were some of my best photos, judging from the thumbnail. I definitely didn't want to lose them.
So I figured that deleting some photos in the camera messed up the pointers to the full sized files, even though they were there. But Aperture could not get them (v2.1) and Finder on my Mac could not get them (running Leopard).
So I came to Versiontracker, downloaded PhotoRescue, and voila! I got my photos. Perfect. Full size. And yes, they were some of my very best of that photo shoot.
Thank you, PhotoRescue!
It Saved Me - Version: 3.1.1.10208, 11/5/2007 06:19PM PST
(2 of 2 users found this comment useful)
mail841
Thanks to PhotoRescue, I have just recovered 100 irreplaceable photos from an IBM Microdrive. I am so relieved. I never got more for a $30 expenditure. The website and trial version worked perfectly. I saw thumbnails of the recovered photos before I had to pay, then registration was easy. I am a very happy customer.
The price is high.