We all like to take photos in special occasions, for example, at the wedding, on holidays with families, and so on. As a result, the photos mean a lot for us. However, it is really frustrating for many people when their precious photos are deleted by accident, or get corrupted by some evil viruses. A minor mistake in handling a memory card can lead to corruption and grave data loss situations. When this happens, a lot of digital camera users just let these photos lost forever because they think they can't do anything about it. Luckily, you can recover photos either from an updated backup or by using an appropriate digital photo recovery software compatible with your camera.

OSpeedy Photo Recovery is created to meet the requirements of Digital users who need digital photo recovery program with high success rate. It can recover lost data from almost all digital camera brands on the market: Nikon, Canon, Kodak, FujiFilm, Casio, Olympus, Sony, SamSung, Panasonic, Fuji, Konica-Minolta, HP, Agfa, NEC, Imation, Sanyo, Epson, IBM, Goldstar, LG, SHARP, Lexar, Mitsubishi, Kyocera, JVC, Leica, Phillips, Toshiba, SanDisk, Chinon, Ricoh, Hitachi, Pentax, Kinon, Verbatim, Vivitar, Yashica, Argus, Lumix, Polaroid, Sigma and so on. What more, it support almost all the card: SD Card(Secure Digital card), MicroSD (TransFlash), SDHC, miniSD card, MMC card MultiMedia card, CF card , Compact Flash card, CF Type I, Type II, MicroDrive, Memory Stick, Memory Stick Pro, Duo, Pro-HG, XC, Micro(M2), SmartMedia, flash card.

How does OSpeedy Photo Recovery Software Works?
Step 1 Click "Free Download".
Step 2 When the File Download dialog box appears, click "Save File." The file will be saved to your default downloads location.
Step 3 Double-click the downloaded file to open the installer.
Step 4 Select your language and click the "OK" button.  
Step 5 Follow the instructions to complete the installation of Photo Recovery.

Tips:
If you have the experices of loss photos from you camera, you need to prevent this from happening again. Make sure you always keep your camera attached to your body physically, and also change your batteries as soon as the camera shows low battery life. Another good tip is to use multiple memory cards during a single photo shoot, so that if one card does get corrupted, you still have more photos on another card.