How to Get Back Photos from Nikon Coolpix???

Recover Photos from Nikon Coolpix

Nikon is the most famous and well-known brand in the field of photography. There are various products of Nikon like camera lenses, digital cameras, Flashes, Nikon Spot optics, etc. Nikon Coolpix is the series of compact digital cameras in many variants by Nikon. Nikon Coolpix cameras have got many outstanding features in it. Hence it is the widely used digital camera around the world. Though it is known for its popularity, still Nikon Coolpix camera users haven’t come out of photo loss.

Let me consider a scenario where you will lose photos from Nikon Coolpix

You have captured photos of best moments of your life events with the help of Nikon Coolpix camera and some fine day you have decided to copy it to your Windows PC. Accordingly you connected your Nikon Coolpix camera’s memory card to Windows computer using a card reader. While transferring photos to computer there was an unexpected power failure and your PC got turned off suddenly as it doesn’t had power backup. After sometime you turned on your system to resume transfer process and unfortunately you have lost all your favorite pictures stored on memory card.

Instead of worrying in that situation you just sit and relax, because you can get back all your favorite images has it is not completely lost from your memory card. By employing reliable photo recovery software you can retrieve all your lost photos.

Typical situations in which you lose photos from Nikon Coolpix: -

• If file system on Nikon Coolpix memory card gets corrupted it may cause severe photo loss
• Unintentional formatting of Nikon Coolpix camera’s storage medium will delete images stored in it
• Accidentally clicking on “delete all” option on your Nikon Coolpix camera causes deletion of pictures
• Capturing photos when your Nikon Coolpix digital camera is running short of battery might lead to image loss
• Other reasons may include improper handling like abrupt removal of memory card, transfer errors, etc.

Why Remo Recover software to retrieve photos from Nikon Coolpix?

Remo Recover supports all major variants of Nikon Coolpix series like Nikon Coolpix S570, S620, S630, S640, etc. it supports all picture types like JPEG, JPG, BMP, PNG, TIF, TIFF, GIF, etc. Along with normal image types it will also support RAW image formats like NEF. It includes highly advanced built-in algorithms that perform rigorous scanning for missing/erased pictures. This software supports to recover photos from SD, XD, MMC, Memory Stick, etc. It is compatible with all major versions of Windows Operating System like Windows 7, Windows XP, etc. This software is an award winning photo recovery utility and it is strongly recommend by photo recovery experts to restore photos.

Outstanding features of Remo Recover: -

• Along with photos you can restore other media files like videos
• It is safe, secure and quick tool to recover photos from Nikon Coolpix
• Provides preview option to view recovered photos prior to restoration

Safety Measures: -

• Avoid usage of same memory card on different devices
• Don’t capture photos when your Nikon Coolpix camera is on low battery
• Maintain regular backup of vital pictures to restore it after encountering photo loss.

Steps to recover photos from Nikon Coolpix camera using Remo Recover: -

Step 1: Connect your Nikon Coolpix cameras memory card to Windows PC using a card reader and select “Recover Photos” option from main screen.

Figure 1: Main Screen

Step 2: On the next screen select either “Recover Deleted Photos” or “Recover Lost Photos” option to proceed with recovery process.

Figure 2: Select Suitable Option

Step 3: After that select Nikon Coolpix camera’s storage medium and click on “Next” button to begin scanning process.

Figure 3: Select Nikon Drive

Step 4: Once scanning process is done you can view list of recovered photos in two types of view which are “File Type View” and “Data view”.

Figure 4: List of Recovered Photos

Step 5: At last preview recoverable photos and save them to any location accessible to your host computer.

Figure 5: Preview Recovered Photos