Recover Files on a Mac software retrieves deleted photographs and digital pictures from hard disk or USB storage drives. Professional recovery program safely restore graphics files, photos, digital snapshots and still images missing from different removable media like memory sticks, pen drive, flash card, thumb drive and digital camera of well-known brands. Software supports enhanced disk scanning features to easily retrieve all lost pictures without compromising originality of data. Any category of users can easily scan and restore deleted files with easy to operate and graphical working interface. Utility facilitates to preview retrieved data and provides option to save all or only selected files as per user requirement. All popular brands of hard disk and USB media is supported by Mac recovery application such as Samsung, Transcend, Seagate, Nikon, Fujitsu, Canon, HP and many others. Software provides option to recover data that are misplaced or lost due to disk format, virus attacks, drive crash, partition error, accidental deletion, software malfunction, logical problems and emptied trash folder. With the help of advanced Mac restoration tool users can get back their priceless pictures, family photographs, baby clips, special events images and memorable snaps in less time and affords. Company offers trial version of Mac picture recovery application so that users can evaluate features and capabilities before buying original software.
Features:
* Comprehensive photo recovery tool for Macintosh restores all types of images from computer hard disk and other removable USD devices.
* Facilitates to recover files from crashed, formatted, corrupted, inaccessible and undetectable disk drive in safe and simplest manner.
* Supports different brands of hard disk and various types of USB media like memory cards, Key chain drive, Smart Media, Jet flash and pen drive.
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