Searching for a tool that allows you to recover lost data from your multimedia device?  Look no further. PhotoRescue is it!

What is the big deal about PhotoRescue?

PhotoRescue will recover lost data from various multimedia devices- digital cameras, PDAs, mobile phones, computers and all kinds of flash cards like CompactFlash (type I/II), IBM Microdrives, SmartMedia, MultiMedia (MMCs), Secure Digital (SD), Memory Sticks and CD/DVD disks e.t.c.

This program guarantees the safety of your photos and videos. It also restores deleted or unreadable photos and videos at once. The program recovers files from damaged flash cards and even after formatting the media storage device.

One other interesting thing about this program is it is very easy to use with a very clear, brilliant user interface with detailed documentation. You can save your data in any selected folder of your choice. This program is not just for digital cam buffs only but also for professional photographers.

The program is also known as Easy Photo Recovery

Like no other recovery tool, Easy Photo Recovery is easy in use, has a clear interface and detailed documentation. Featuring a step-by-step interface, it will guide you through several stages of data recovery. All you have to do is just make a few mouse clicks. First select the files that you need to recover and choose the disk and the folder where the files should be saved. Then click the “Start” button and wait till the disk scanning is over. You will get your lost photos or video back in seconds. All recovered files will be kept in the selected folder.

Easy Photo Recovery is designed not only for digital camera enthusiast, but also professional photographers as well. It will be helpful in photo studios and digital photo printing services. Its numerous awards prove that the program is one of the best in its class.

Want to check it out? Visit EssentialDataTools.

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