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Giveaway of the day — Easy Digital Photo Recovery 3.0

Easy Digital Photo Recovery is a handy data recovery tool that works with many picture formats.

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Easy Digital Photo Recovery 3.0 was available as a giveaway on June 3, 2015!

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Easy Digital Photo Recovery is a handy data recovery tool that works with many picture formats, from simple JPG to complex RAW. The fully automated recovery engine restores as much data as possible.

The program is equipped with a thorough preview that shows the potential results beforehand. Easy Digital Photo Recovery works with all types of storage and is specifically designed for Windows environment.

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System Requirements:

Windows 2000/ XP/ Server 2003/ Server 2008/ Vista/ 7

Publisher:

MunSoft

Homepage:

http://www.munsoft.com/EasyDigitalPhotoRecovery/

File Size:

13 MB

Price:

$59.95

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I learned something today. The other day I send 3000+ pictures from my vacation with Binfer. No Kidding. It’s a amazing tool for sending pictures with ease. A must have photo sharing software.

Reply | Comment by Susan Miles – 10 years ago – Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (-9)

Thanks to XP-Man, Buckoooo, and even Karl, though he understandably didn't post a review this time around, but don't you gentlemen have aletrnates to suggest which DO work?

Reply | Comment by bart – 10 years ago – Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (-4)

Sorry for the typo.

Meant alternates.

Reply | Comment by bart – 10 years ago – Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (0)

We have had two good recovery programs both appear to be the same and both are expensive at $140.
The first one is HDD recovery pro and the second one Undelete Wizard, a link to the second one:-
http://wizardrecovery.com/order.php
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These are both general recovery program rather than specific file type and they were by far the best recovery programs I have tested.

Reply | Comment by XP-Man – 10 years ago – Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (+1)

Installed and registered without problems, opens up to a typical interface for program of this type, one with which we are very familiar!

Been testing my brilliant little Xiaomi Yi camera and so had plenty of deleted image files on a 32 gig SD card.

Generally speaking I do not have much time for this type of program that only recovers a limited range of file types as in no way does file type influence recovery.
The only way they can be justified is if they can partially recover corrupted files.

Because I've been testing I know there are a large number of deleted images on this card and certainly some will have been partially overwritten.
Started the scan, skipping raw file search and it found nothing, scanned allowing raw files search and it found 46 image files none of which it could preview.

Saved the files to a directory on my hard drive and it claimed it had successfully completed this operation.
On opening the directory it was found to be empty, maybe I should have skipped testing, my initial first reaction. :-)

Reply | Comment by XP-Man – 10 years ago – Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (+95)

Same here, tested on a 64 gig sd card which I know had 750 raw pics deleted from the card 2 days ago, it found 53 of them, none of these pics was viewable, saved them to a folder on my HDD the folder was empty, uninstalled via reboot