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Recover Photoshop Files with Photo Recovery

Disk Doctors Photo Recovery for Mac now has enhanced support for recovering Adobe Photoshop files i.e. PSD file extension. The software is updated with latest algorithm that will help users to recover lost/deleted .psd files from hard drives, memory cards etc. PSD is the default file extension of the proprietary file format of Adobe Photoshop which is widely used.
Disk Doctors photo recovery software is an advanced program designed for Mac OS X, it uses advanced technologies to find and reconstruct fragmented digital photographs after deletion or accidental formatting of a memory card. Disk Doctors Photo Recovery (Mac), the program uses individual algorithms for each supported file type to perform sophisticated data recovery, developed over years of research at Disk Doctor Labs.
Disk Doctor Photo Recovery (Mac) also uses advanced algorithms to recover professional RAW photographs for almost all popular Digital SLR’s, for e.g. Canon, Nikon, Sony, Panasonic, Leica, Hassleblad, Minolta, Olympus and Kodak etc. The software supports recovery of the files mentioned below.
RAW Photo Format: CR2, CRW (Canon), NEF (Nikon), ARW, SR2 (Sony), DNG (Samsung, Pentax etc.), KDC, DCR, K25 (Kodak),
RAW (Leica), RAW (Panasonic), MRW (Minolta), ORF (Olympus), PEF (Pentax), X3F (Sigma), 3FR (Hasselblad), RAF (Fuji)
Standard Photo Format: BMP, PNG, TIF, TIFF, JPEG, JPG, GIF
Audio Format: MP3, WAV, MIDI, M4A, M4B, AIFF, AIF, AIFC
Video Format: MPEG, MPG, AVI, MOV, M4V, 3GP, 3G2, MP4
Pricing and Availability
Disk Doctors Photo Recovery for Mac with PSD support is priced at $69.00 (USD) for a limited time. Demos are available from Disk Doctors online.

  • Anonymous says:

    There is one more powerful photo recovery tool, called Remo Recover Photo (Windows) which is an easy to use recovery tool that ensures absolute recovery of lost or deleted photos, images, videos and graphics from all popular storage devices and restores them at user-specified location. With no prior technical knowledge required, this tool to recover deleted photos allows even a novice to perform recovery. The tool not only supports recovery from memory cards, but from other storage media including memory sticks, removable drives and hard drives.

  • StewBrichoff says:

    Or you could try this: <a href=”https://www.photoshop.recoverytoolbox.com/”>https://www.photoshop.recoverytoolbox.com/</a&gt;… Recovery Toolbox for Photoshop I haven’t tried myself, yet, but you could give the free trial a spin and see what happens. I’d be curious to see the before and after if you do.

  • STewB says:

    Or you could try this:  https://www.photoshop.recoverytoolbox.com/Recovery Toolbox for Photoshop I haven’t tried myself, yet, but you could give the free trial a spin and see what happens. I’d be curious to see the before and after if you do.

  • DavidJoff says:

    Or you could try this: <a href=”https://www.photoshop.recoverytoolbox.com/”>https://www.photoshop.recoverytoolbox.com/</a&gt; Recovery Toolbox for Photoshop I haven’t tried myself, yet, but you could give the free trial a spin and see what happens. I’d be curious to see the before and after if you do.

  • JoeR says:

    Or you could try this: https://www.photoshop.recoverytoolbox.com/ Recovery Toolbox for Photoshop I haven’t tried myself, yet, but you could give the free trial a spin and see what happens. I’d be curious to see the before and after if you do.

  • BobbyZ says:

    Or you could try this: https://www.photoshop.recoverytoolbox.com/ Recovery Toolbox for Photoshop I haven’t tried myself, yet, but you could give the free trial a spin and see what happens. I’d be curious to see the before and after if you do.

  • KyleWormings says:

    Perhaps you like to try Recovery Toolbox for Photoshop, which is use to recover jpg, jpeg and psd in batch processing. Currently they are having free giveaway at https://www.photoshop.recoverytoolbox.com/ Hope this help.

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