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Digital images rescue software retrieves deleted photographs, snapshots, pictures and photo album in their original resolution. Pictures retrieval tool recovers jpg, gif, bmp photo files from different types of internal and external storage drives.

Digital image rescue software recovers missing, inaccessible picture files from damaged, formatted storage media. Digital photo restoration tool supports backup of all deleted jpg, jpeg, tiff, gif, bmp file formats from digital camera, USB drive.

Digital camera images restore application provides simple, easy and quick photo recovery. Digital photograph unerase tool is used to recover snapshots, pictures, image lost due to virus infection, software hardware malfunction and power failure.

Digital image rescue software recovers deleted images from hard disk, USB drive, multimedia memory card, zip drive, compact flash and smart card. Photos undelete utility restores jpg, jpeg, gif, tiff, riff and bmp format snap files from memory card.

Cost effective Digital Pictures Recovery Software is available at www.pendrivedatarecovery.org website to effectively restore mislaid images from hard disk drive.

Digital photos recovery software can recover all deleted pictures files from crashed windows hard disk. Utility provides restoration of all image formats like PNG JPG RIFF GIF BGI from corrupted defective flash multimedia memory card pen USB drive.

Best of Digital Pictures Unerase Software allows user to safely retrieve mistakenly lost digital photos, stills and wallpapers from logically crashed multimedia cards.

Highly reliable Digital Pictures Recovery Program facilitates users to retrieve crashed wallpapers from various removable media storage devices like memory card, pen drive, mp3 player, computer hard disk etc.

Photos recovery tool rescue deleted images from memory card, mobile phone and also restore picture that are lost due to human error such as turning your digital camera off during the write process or pulling out the card while the camera is still on.