The Olympus E-620 is one of the best entry level DSLR cameras in the market. With a 12.32MP image sensor, and a 3x optical zoom, it gives beginners a perfect combination of simplicity and quality rolled in one. This camera uses JPEG and RAW formatting. The jitters attached to owning a digital camera, is that the slightest absence of mind, could wipe out all your pictures in the fraction of a second. When you have a back-up of your pictures, this is not a problem. It’s when this back-up bails on you that the crisis arises.
Imagine you have just taken loads of pictures on your birthday. You see the battery low sign and give the camera a rest. Your friend sees it un-used and decides to take pictures with it. With-in minutes of his starting to use the E-620, it shuts off. When you connect the camera to the computer later, it gives you error messages saying that the pictures on the camera are inaccessible. Even at such times, you can use a Photo Recovery tool and reclaim all your data back.
Cause:
The reason behind this is the interruption of the read-write process of the camera. After clicking pictures, the camera takes a little time to write pictures to the memory card. During this process if the battery dies, or the card is removed, or it is turned off due to any other reason, the process remains incomplete. This in turn causes the pictures thereon to become inaccessible to computers and cameras.
Resolution:
The way round this problem is to use a Digital Photo Recovery tool. These are software which scan the hard disk of the camera, perform a Digital Camera Photo Recovery and thus salvage data from it. These tools work on the principle that data is saved on multiple locations on the file system. Even when it is deleted from one place, it can be salvaged from another.
Stellar Phoenix Photo Recovery is a trustworthy Digital Photo Recovery tool. The software supports both Microsoft Windows and Apple Mac OS. It supports all popular file formats—JPEG, TIFF, RAW, GIF, etc. The simple GUI allows users to recover data with ease, without any technical knowledge or having to call an expert to do the job for them.
