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Giveaway of the day — Ashampoo Get Back Photo 1.0.1
Ashampoo Get Back Photo 1.0.1 war am 7. Dezember 2015! als Giveaway verfügbar!
Erinnerungsfotos haben meist einen unbezahlbaren ideellen Wert. Dann ist es schmerzlich, wenn man feststellt, dass die Bilder der eigenen Hochzeit, der Geburt der Kinder oder der letzten Urlaubsreise verloren sind und keine Sicherungskopien existieren. Mit Ashampoo GetBack Photo muss der Verlust von Digitalfotos nicht endgültig sein. Das Programm ermöglicht die schnelle Wiederherstellung der Fotos von unterschiedlichen Datenträgern in wenigen Schritten. Im Gegenzug zu vielen herkömmlichen Undeletern werden mit Ashampoo GetBack Photo nicht nur Dateien wiederhergestellt, die „normal“ gelöscht wurden, sondern auch dann, wenn der Datenträger formatiert worden ist.
Features:
- Wiederherstellung gelöschter und beschädigter Foto-Dateien
- Scan aller im System vorhandenen Datenträger
- Fotos können sogar gefunden werden, wenn der Datenträger bereits formatiert wurde
- Wiederherstellung auch von Metadaten, z.B. EXIF oder IPTC
- Unterstützung aller gängigen Dateiformate, z.B. JPG, PNG, BMP, GIF, RAW
- Auffinden von Fotos auch in Dateiformaten wie z.B. PDF oder Word Dokumenten
- Darstellung gefundener Fotos in einer Miniaturansicht (Thumbnails)
System-anforderungen:
Windows XP/ Vista/ 7/ 8; For Windows XP Service Pack 2 or higher is recommended; RAM: min. 256 MB; Disk Space: min. 17 MB
Herausgeber:
Ashampoo GmbH & CoHomepage:
https://www.ashampoo.com/en/usd/pin/0073/tools-and-utilities/Ashampoo-GetBack-PhotoDateigröße:
9.6 MB
Preis:
$19.99
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Kommentare zum Ashampoo Get Back Photo 1.0.1
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As usual a very nice program from aShampoo, unless I am using it wrongly it works a bit too well... After scanning my C:\ drive for about 10 minutes it said it was about 1% completed and had already found 17,000+ files. I stopped and checked and found nearly all of them were tiny png's and jpg's that had come from internet browsing and been deleted during cleanups.
On this basis it would have taken many hours to scan the drive and produced a million or more tiny objects.... I probably would never have found one particular file I was looking for in all the rubbish. Ron
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It would be much more usable if you could specify the smallest file to "find".... say 20k then you would mainly only get usable photos
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Thank you , Thank you, Thank you, Thank you. I have been able to access discs that my damn DVD/CD writer didn't write properly. I did 45 discs before the hard drive gave up the ghost but didn't realise that the unit was screwed. These were pictures of my daughter who died some years ago and many other precious images. The computer just goes into over drive and nothing can read what is on them. This has just finished the first disc and retrieved precious photos I thought I had lost. Thank you so so much I thought they were lost for ever
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Tested this on a flash drive, the results were impressive.
What a shame that some method of filtration, file type, file size and folder selection, would have made it so much better.
It found about 8,000 files on this 8 gig flash drive 6500 of them being GIF files or files too small to be of any use.
Doesn't seem to be any improvement since the last time it was given away here, a great pity as it has potential.
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I have tried previously offered progs which insist on scanning the entire drive. I am short of time and patience. Will this prog allow me to choose a certain folder and scan only that folder? Thank you.
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It has to scan the entire volume to find the lost files. Folders are just a way of displaying data so it's easy for the human sitting at the computer to locate. In reality, the data is not stored in folders. These are only virtual and files within the same folder can be stored all over the actual disk in different places. That's why most legitimate data recovery software will need to scan.
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