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Digital Image Undelete Utility v3.0.1.5
| Author: |
n/a |
| Platform: |
Windows (all) |
| Price: |
$69 |
| Submitted: |
11/11/2006 |
| File Size: |
1.34 MB |
| Downloads: |
91 |
| Rating: |
not rated |
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Digital photograph images restoration utility rescue logically or physically lost missing erased snapshot. Picture restoration software restore accidentally or intentionally damaged deleted JPEG RAW PSD PNG snaps from multimedia memory compact flash card pen zip USB thumb micro drive windows hard disk. Retrieval tool is an all-inclusive read-only and non destructive application. It supports recovery of all unreadable encrypted corrupted defective formatted images from any kind of storage media device. Application utility rescue snaps even if they are damaged due to viruses or worm infection and software or hard ware corruption. Product can retrieve data from almost all digital cameras such as Goldstar, Panasonic, Vivatar, Chinon, Kodak, Polaroid, Canon, NEC, Minalta, Fujifilm, Argus, LG, Toshiba, Rollie, Kinon, Lexar, Philips, UMAX, Olympus, Nikon etc.
Features:
* Digital photograph recovery utility restore photo snaps under Microsoft windows 98, 2003, XP Media center 2005, ME, NT, 2000 advance server.
* Digital JPG BMP TIFF RAW image Restoration tool has very professional and trendy Graphical User Interface.
* Application Software recover picture from all the external storage media such as compact flash memory card pen USB micro drive.
* Digital photograph rescue utility retrieve PSD BGI MOV MIDI GIF snapshots from all cameras like Nikon, Philips, Mitsubishi, Canon, Minalta, HP, Ricoh, Fujifilm, Argus, NEC, Polaroid, Agfa, Rollie, LG, Panasonic, Goldstar, Vivatar, Toshiba, Kinon, Lexar, Kodak, Olympus, Chinon.
* Removable media digital image retrieval software restore pictures data from storage media that is drag out directly without switching OFF the camera.
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