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- Buyer Beware - - Version: 3.1.10, 6/8/2009 03:40PM PST
(2 of 2 users found this comment useful)
ghostlexx
Warning - Purchasing this software provides a license valid for only 1 year.
After that time, you must pay again to be able to update.
As such, I would recommend that people DO NOT buy this program, and instead go and try any of the other photo rescue programs available.
This software is good, but being forced to pay every single year to be "licensed" is just rubbish and should not be encouraged or allowed.
You have been warned.
After that time, you must pay again to be able to update.
As such, I would recommend that people DO NOT buy this program, and instead go and try any of the other photo rescue programs available.
This software is good, but being forced to pay every single year to be "licensed" is just rubbish and should not be encouraged or allowed.
You have been warned.
DIDN"T WORK! 
- Version: 3.1.7.11394, 3/17/2009 02:54PM PST
(0 of 1 users found this comment useful)
d3signerguy
spent over an hour trying to make it work and I gave up
Freeware alternative ... - Version: 3.1.7.11322, 10/20/2008 08:29AM PST
(1 of 2 users found this comment useful)
roro01
... Exif Untrasher.
PhotoRescue GREAT, purchase ritual flakey - Version: 3.1.5.11030, 6/17/2008 12:26AM PST
lkrndu
I've only tried the demo of PhotoRescue but it seems to work exactly as advertised so the glowing reviews don't surprise me. Only glitch has been in the online purchase, a little flakey: the security padlock didn't look quite right and in email exchange there's some hangup.
Probably will amount to nothing - usually this goes like stink with no delays. But frustrating of course. (Rapping impatiently on desk) I WANT MY PICTURES BACK!!!!!!
Probably will amount to nothing - usually this goes like stink with no delays. But frustrating of course. (Rapping impatiently on desk) I WANT MY PICTURES BACK!!!!!!
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- PhotoRescue GREAT, purchase ritual flakey
image saver - Version: 3.1.5.11021, 5/16/2008 08:54AM PST
(2 of 2 users found this comment useful)
McWiz
It saves me many photos. Great tool.
The price is high.
The price is high.
Fantastic - it really rescues your photos! - Version: 3.1.4.10864, 4/27/2008 10:48PM PST
(1 of 1 users found this comment useful)
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.
Has Never Failed - Version: 3.1.1.10208, 10/4/2007 09:49PM PST
(1 of 1 users found this comment useful)
imasnapper
I have run it on More than 200 cards... ( all students who use my labs).
Recovered every time!
Recovered every time!
The only problem with PhotoRescue at that time was that it would quit on its own after it was finished. It was not a problem to re-launch it, but it was disconcerting.
Paying for it was a hassle. I cannot remember exactly what payment 'service' it was, but it was enough (of a hassle) that I would not want to have to go through that process again.