
"...I did a full scan a retrieved a couple of photo shoots I thought I had lost for good. Amazing! I had tried several other recovery software but REMO was the ONLY one that found all my raw and nef images..."
-Adrian Kinloch
SD Card Recovery
A non-volatile memory card known as SD card is used in portable devices like digital camera, mobiles etc, to storage images, videos, music files etc. The SD card has a storage capacity varying from several MB’s to several GB’s. Different types of SD cards available are SD, MiniSD and MicroSD.
There are many scenarios were the data stored on SD card may be deleted or lost. Sometimes users do not save images from camera to computer or other external devices as backup but still continue to take photos from camera. In such scenarios, if the SD card is almost full the new pictures captured may not be saved in it, resulting in loss of images.
The best way to recover deleted photos from SD card is to make use of Remo Recover (Windows) software. The software has an excellent feature of retrieving deleted data with the help of inbuilt scan algorithm which scans the entire disk for the lost images. The photo recovery software also restores data from memory card, memory Sticks, IDE / ATA / SATA / SCSI hard disk drives, CF cards, XD cards and external USB drives
Follow the steps given below to recover SD card images,
Step 1: Remove the SD card from portable devices, and connect it to a healthy computer using card reader on which the recovery software has been installed. Run the software by double clicking on shortcut icon present on the desktop or from programs menu. Select "Recover Photos" option from the main window as shown in Figure 1.

Figure 1. Main Window
Step 2: A new window appears, which gives an option to choose between "Recover Deleted Photos" and "Recover Lost Photos" as shown in Figure 2. Select the appropriate using which you want to recover photos.

Figure 2. Select Recover Photos Option
Step 3: After selecting the appropriate option to recover deleted or lost photo files, a new window displays the available physical and logical drives as shown in Figure 3. Select the SD card and then click on "Next".

Figure 3. Select SD Card
Step 4: Clicking on "Next" button, a list of files appears with the different file formats. You can select a single or many different file types based on the requirement and click on "Next". You can also skip the process by using "Skip" option as shown in Figure 4.

Figure 4. Select File Type
Step 5: Once you click on "Next" button, the software starts scanning the selected SD card for the lost or deleted images. Once the software completes scanning process, the list of recovered data is displayed. This recovered data can be viewed by making use of "File Type view" and "Data View" option as shown in Figure 5.

Figure 5. Recovered Photos with different File Types
Step 6: Using the "Preview" option, you can view the recovered images as shown in Figure 6. "Save Recovery Session" allow you to save the scanned data. By using "Open Recovery Session" option you can load this saved session once you activate the full version of the recovery software.

Figure 6. Preview Recovered Photos
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