Photorecovery problems are generally concerned with finding and restoring common digital image file types such as JPEGs and PNGs. We can also find ourselves looking for proprietary high end camera file types such as the Minolta MRW files. Every camera manufacturer uses their own special file types for the initial creation and storage of digital image files. This can present a tremendous problem when files are lost or damaged during download to your computer’s hard drive. Usually, these files are converted to the more familiar image formats such as JPEG during the process of download. But when the process is interrupted or files are damaged simply by a weak transfer we are forced to go looking for obscure file types. This type of data recovery is an area in which File Finder truly excels.
File Finder was designed so as to recognize file structures as opposed to file extensions. This allows the program to create a list of recoverable files that includes not just popular files that are included in the File Finder extension database, but file types that the program has never seen before as well. This is particularly helpful when dealing with Photorecovery problems. This same search technology allows File Finder to be an extremely effective video recovery tool as well, allowing fast recovery of music and video files.
