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How to recover delete image from Digital Cam

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Some times accidentally you delete some pics from you Camera and don,t know to get them back. But now you can get them back easily. Zero Assumption Digital Image Recovery is an easy to use data recovery tool for the recovery of accidentally delete image files on removable media disks (Compact Flash, SmartMedia, Memory Sticks etc.). The interface is very easy to use, just select the device that contains the images that need to be recovered and specify the folder to save the images to. Zero Assumption Digital Image Recovery works with images that have been deleted or formatted by the camera. Supported formats are TIFF, Exif, JPEG and GIF. We tested it successfully with a freshly camera formatted 1GB Flash card and were able to recover all images.

How to recover delete image from Digital Cam

How to use it:

1. Download, install, then run ZAR 8.3 (click here for zar83setup.exe).
2. Attach the camera or insert the memory card into the reader device.
3. On the first screen, no adjustment is required, just hit “Next>>”.
4. Program will then prompt you for an operation mode. Select “Recover images from camera memory card”, then hit “Next>>”.
5. Select your camera from the list of the attached devices. You can identify the camera by its media size or by the model name (if available).
6. The rest is mostly automatic. When the analysis is done, select files to recover, specify the directory to place recovered files to, hit “Start copying” and you’re done.

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One Response to “How to recover delete image from Digital Cam”

  1. nickey on July 15th, 2008 3:27 pm

    sir i amtrying to recover all the images n it is working.

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