Friday 23 December 2011

Recovering Photos From Logically Damaged Mac Hard Drive


The Mac users always prefer to transfer photos stored in the memory cards of their digital cameras to their Mac operating system. The reason behind this is that the Mac is a very reliable operating system.

This is one of the excellent tools that feature creative designing. Well, this OS is very easy to use as such non-professional user can also bring variations in the images, videos and graphic files. 

But, the fact is that there can be situation in which valuable pictures may get deleted from the Mac OS X hard drive.  At this point, the need of Mac Photo recovery arises. Following can be the reasons for loss of data or pictures from Mac OS:

1. It may happen that the file system gets corrupted.

2. The catalog tree is damaged.

3. Another reason can be that partition table may be corrupt that results in the inaccessibility of Mac OS X volumes. 

So, to resolve this problem user can make use of the option disk utility available in Mac OS X. It can resolve the problem of corruption but it may not work in situation of severely damaged hard drive. In this case user comes across following error messages:

“Verify and Repair Volume “disk1s3”
“Checking Journaled HFS Plus Volume 
“Volume check failed”
“Invalid B tree node structure”

To resolve such a problem the user is left with only option that is to use third party mac photo recovery software. This software comprises of strong algorithm that performs advanced scanning to recover the deleted data. This software offers easy and secure recovery of data. It is compatible with Mac OS X 10.6(Snow Leopard), 10.5(Leopard), 10.4(Tiger) and 10.3.9(Panther). This photo recovery software recovers photos from USB drive, hard drive, memory card, memory stick, digital camera and more.

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