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And any good mac photo recovery software should be capable of doing so. Your photo library can never be small in quantity, right? To scan and find out the missing or lost photos on mac, the photo recovery software should respond fast and scan in a fast speed, especially when you are not sure the location where you store the lost photos on a 500GB Mac, or 16GB sd card, or 2TB external hard drive.įinding back the photos is not the end of a mac photo recovery job, a successful photo recovery means the recovered photos should be opened and worked on normally. But how can we define a good one? According to the user reviews and related discussions on various platforms, there are 3 important features that a good photo recovery tool should build in:

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Not allowed to preview, relatively lower recovery rateĢ Features to Make A Photo Recovery Tool GreatĪs you may have noticed that there are so many photo recovery programs for mac to find back the lost photos. Not allowed to scan files in specific typeīest for damaged/corrupted photo recovery Hopefully someone else in the community has successfully resolved this issue and knows why it happened.Perform Equally Good on Mac, SD Card, hard drive I also tried emailing support but they require a WD serial number which is not provided on the G-RAID Studio or the HGST 3TB Drives.ĭrive was formatted as Mac OS Extended(Journaled)->GUID partition map. I tried calling support and they are closed. are unable to help and explain why this happened. First I need my data back and second I need to know if this will happen again. I currently do not have access to 200GB of my data without buying recovery software. I initially moved most of the data off my sd cards and was planning to backup to online storage once I organized the data on the G-RAID Studio. I downloaded a trial version of data recovery tools and I still see the data.

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I powered things back up later and got the following message from my mac “The disk you inserted was not readable by this computer.” It seems like the partition for the drive was lost. After the file transfers were complete, I ejected the drive (O/S = macOS Sierra Ver 10.12.2) and powered the unit down by holding the switch on the back of the G-RAID Studio. After following the instructions I started transferring my photos to the drive from my SD Cards. I just purchased a G-RAID Studio 6TB Thunderbolt drive.











Diskwarrior trial