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Digital image recovery
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To recover digital images from storage (typically a memory card) you need
to connect the storage to the PC, download, install, and start ZAR, then
follow step-by-step instructions below.
We recommend to use a card reader device, rather than to connect a digital camera to the computer.
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The tutorial above describes the procedure used to recover photos stored on the
digital camera memory card if
- the images were deleted before copying to the PC
- the card was accidentally formatted
- some camera failure occured and the images are not accessible any longer
Current version (ZAR 8.5) supports digital photo recovery for the following file formats:
GIF, JPEG, TIFF, CRW (Canon RAW data), MOV, AVI movie, WAV, CR2 (Canon CR2 RAW format), ORF (Olympus RAW format)
and most of the digital camera models.
As for Canon .CR2 raw format, the following is known thanks to Jeff of
Jeff Berner Photography
and Art:
ZA Digital Image Recovery recovers Canon .CR2 files as TIFF. To open
recovered files, Jeff used Photoshop CS "Open With" feature, which
allows to specify image format override.
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For more information about the digital photo storage,
for tips on how to prevent the loss of digital images, please visit
Digital photo recovery guide.
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"Two things are sure in life: data gets damaged and data gets recovered." -- Z.A.R.
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I have accidentaly deleted all pictures from a CF (CompactFlash) card.
I was looking for some recovery tools.
I tried FAT-based tools, but they could not get back all the pictures
(my camera might use some strange image storing mechanism).
Then I found Zero Assumption Digital Image Recovery, which found all my pictures
and even those deleted half year ago (and not yet overwritten).
[...] Thumbs up!. Thanks, guys for this freeware!
User interface is not exciting, but who cares? It does the job, and that's it.
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