Short description: With cost of digital cameras steadily dropping, and the quality of the images they produce increasing exponentially, more and more of us are forgoing traditional film cameras for the new generation of digital cameras.
Older digital cameras used internal memory and proprietary cables and software to download images to a PC. Today, that has all changed. All manufacturers of digital cameras offer much higher, in fact, nearly unlimited numbers of pictures to be stored on standardized media like SmartMedia, Memory Sticks and CompactFlash cards, to name a few. Images stored on this type of media are portable, and can be read in standard readers that are available everywhere.
Unlike their predecessors that used film, new cameras allow images to be erased, and the space on the media reused. The media can also be bulk erased or formatted, removing any images from the storage media. Imagine babys first steps or a childs wedding being lost forever because someone pressed the wrong button! That is where PHOTORECOVERY for Digital Media comes to the rescue.
PHOTORECOVERY is an easy to use application and is compatible with Memory Sticks, SmartMedia, CompactFlash, Floppy Disks and most other forms of digital media. Simply insert your digital media into the reader, and run PHOTORECOVERY on the media, and then save the pictures off to another location. There is no easier way to salvage those once in a lifetime moments you thought were lost forever.
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Program: PHOTORECOVERY® for Mac OSX 3.5.2.7 Version: 3.5.2.7 Size: 7.92 MB License: Demo Operating Systems: Mac OS X Price: $39.95 [ Buy Now ] Last update: 2007-05-30 Publisher:LC Technology International, Inc Languages: Status: Major Update Category: What's new: Added universal binary support and improved scanning, new recovery algorithms.
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August 2008