Can anyone recommend me a good, reliable file recovery software I can use to recover around 200 pictures from my camera's memory card? I uploaded them to my desktop and cleaned out my memory card, intending to back the pictures up tomorrow onto an external HDD. The pictures were some extras I took in Korea that didn't get to backed up yet like the other 800 or so did, but mostly from my brother's birthday party from yesterday. My dad decided to restore the computer's hard drive with a backup since it kept crashing, but he wasn't aware of the new material I put on it, so now all the pictures I didn't back up are lost. Thanks guys.
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