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download problems - Version: 1.4.3, 10/23/2008 01:04AM PST
peterhubble
I have tried several times to download what looks like a cracking product but cannot make contact with the server.
Excellent - Version: 1.4.3, 7/16/2007 06:53AM PST
ludovic.billault
This software is excellent for recover delete or lost jpeg image files.
Very simple to use.
Very simple to use.
Excellent! 
- Version: 1.4.3, 12/29/2006 05:10PM PST
ibiswales
I had some corrupted pics in iPhoto since my previous back-up - using TextEdit to compare them with readable files it was clear that the header info was missing. This little app salvaged the original, deleted files from my camera's CF card with absolutely no trouble at all.
Thank you
Thank you
In my limited experience... 
- Version: 1.4.3, 9/27/2006 12:19AM PST
ryo_sode
I was assigned to recover pictures from my mother's SD card, which she accidentally deleted. There were some important pictures in there, so I was even willing to pay for a shareware. I went to versiontracker, looked around goole, and came down to 3 apps to try. They are MediaRECOVER, Photorescue Wizard, and Exif Untrasher. Exif Untrasher is the only freeware. The other two will cost you $29, but has a trial [teaser] mode where they'll the apps will show you what pictures it can recover. To recover the files you must pay for the app.
In the end, I think MediaRECOVER and Photorescue came back with just a few more files (out of 147 or so) than Exif Untrasher. The few missing files didn't seem very important; certainly not worth $29 extra. I hope I'll never have to use an app like this again, but if I do, I know Exif Untrasher is a great freeware for the task.
In the end, I think MediaRECOVER and Photorescue came back with just a few more files (out of 147 or so) than Exif Untrasher. The few missing files didn't seem very important; certainly not worth $29 extra. I hope I'll never have to use an app like this again, but if I do, I know Exif Untrasher is a great freeware for the task.
works really well - Version: 1.4.3, 9/6/2006 05:05AM PST
jeffphoto
hi,
after i plugged my mobile via usb-cable in my mac,
i lost all may pics on my mobile (Sony w800i).
(i dunno, made something wrong...)
after i mounted the card only with my card reader,
started exif untrasher, built an image, saved the files
from the image to the hard drive,
i got them all back, except one which was only partly
visible.
So it worked very well for me.
Great tool.
Thanks
Matthias
after i plugged my mobile via usb-cable in my mac,
i lost all may pics on my mobile (Sony w800i).
(i dunno, made something wrong...)
after i mounted the card only with my card reader,
started exif untrasher, built an image, saved the files
from the image to the hard drive,
i got them all back, except one which was only partly
visible.
So it worked very well for me.
Great tool.
Thanks
Matthias
How about RAW? - Version: 1.4.3, 6/7/2006 07:37AM PST
William Robinson
I suppose one can't expect an application to restore lost RAW files from media since there are so many different versions of RAW out there. But could an application, such as this, simply restore everything onf a flash card and then let the Finder or another application deal with RAW vs JPEG distinctions?
the download link is wrong - Version: 1.4.2, 4/15/2006 10:38AM PST
frib
the link on versiontracker downloads version 1.4.2b which came out last month. go here to get the latest version: http://www.bluem.net/downloads/exif-untrasher_en/
No luck here... - Version: 1.4.2, 4/14/2006 02:30PM PST
peetz
Just to try it out, I intentionally deleted all photos from my Fuji FinePix 1400 (no worries, they were all previously saved to disk). Connected the camera, and ran this app, which did locate the usual "Untitled" mounted volume for the camera. After several minutes of processing, it created a 125MB disk image, but no photos are to be found in there. Am I missing something?
Very, very good - Version: 1.4.2, 4/14/2006 07:19AM PST
wahju
Works great, easy and very fast.
Many thanks to the programmers.
Many thanks to the programmers.
FANTASTICO! - Version: 1.4.2b, 4/10/2006 05:08AM PST
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JSENON
Increible: instalo y recupero mis fotos en un momento. Totalmente intuitivo y sin complicaciones. Lo recomiendo.
