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Canon Photo Recovery on Mac
Use safe and easy-to-use Remo Canon photo recovery software to restore erased or missing images from Canon camera on Mac OS X. Download the demo version here to recover your Canon photos and preview them for free!
Retrieve Pictures from Canon on Mac
“I was on a vocational trip with my best buddies; I captured some of the exquisite and memorable photos using my Canon digital camera. I was pretty much excited to check out those snaps on a larger screen of my Mac system and to do that I connected my Canon camera to Mac computer. It was my bad luck..! As to fasten up the process, I selected all photos and instead of copy and pressed delete button in hurry. I knew I messed up everything, as soon as I did it. I am feeling guilty about it and need to recover photos from Canon on Mac system. Please give any suggestion, thank you.”
Above mentioned scenario is a pretty much common one that most of the Cannon users come across and lose their photos, as a result they get into depression. Cheer up..! No need to get depressed, as you can efficiently perform Canon photo recovery on Mac using a reliable recovery tool. However, you should take care that your lost photos are not overwritten.
How photos get overwritten?
Remember whenever you lose or delete an image, it is not completely removed from drive; it’s just that operating system removes the pointer of that file which is responsible for accessing that file. But data still remains on the same place until it is replaced by some new files or data. This replacement of data is normally known as overwriting and once data gets overwritten, then it’s nearly impossible to restore it. So data recovery specialists tell you not to use the Canon camera or other drive from which one wants to recover data.
Possible scenarios to lose photos from Canon camera...
- Occurrence of power surge while files are getting transferred from Canon cameras storage drive to system or vice versa
- Corruption of Canon cameras memory card due to deadly virus programs
- Unsuccessful termination of cut paste method
- Accidental formatting of flash card and incorrect handling of Canon camera
Recover from the worst using the best – Remo Recover
Here is best of the best recovery software that will restore Canon photos on Mac even from the worst condition. Remo Recover is pioneer in data recovery and has the ability to retrieve photos from Canon on Mac computers, laptops and other Mac supporting devices. It’s built in smart scanning modules examines the drive deeply and recover deleted photos from Canon on Mac in few couple of minutes. Remo Recover is award winning utility and ranked high in its class as it is smart enough to restore lost digital Canon images on Mac. Software is well matched to carry out Canon photo recovery Mac from almost all version of Mac OS X. Software can be operated by a non technical user to get back lost photos from Canon on Mac without any trouble.
Some high points of Remo Recover..!
- Safe and secure enough to use as it is tested for virus elements and found free
- Engineered by experienced professionals and integrated with solid recovery programs
- Helps you to recover photos from drives formatted with FAT16, FAT32, HFS+ & HFS file systems
- Software also support recovery of photos from other brands of digital camera apart from Canon
- Mac version of Remo Recover is particularly designed to recover photos and other media files from various storage media on Mac
- Recovered photos can be viewed prior saving to local drive using Preview option
Steps to perform Canon photo recovery on Mac:-
Step 1: Install Remo Recover Mac version on your Mac computer. Then connect your Canon camera using a data cable in mass storage mode. Run the installed software and select “Recover Photos” option from main screen.
Figure 1: Main Screen
Step 2: Now select Canon storage drive from where you have lost or deleted photos and click on “Next” button to begin scanning process.
Figure 2: Select Volume
Step 3: Soon after completion of scanning process, list of recovered photos is displayed in two different types of views which are “File Type View” and “Data View”.
Figure 3: Recovered Photos
Step 4: Use "Save Recovery Session" option for saving current recovery process to avoid re-scanning of the drive in future.
Figure 4: Save Recovery Session
