iPhone 5: How to recover deleted photos?

Photo vault probably uses links to the photo app's photos, so when you delete them the photos are gone in your "vault" as well, as you discovered.

On a device, there's no SD card or similar storage that can extract deleted files from.

My advice is to turn on icloud and icloud backups (settings>icloud).

If you haven't backed up your iPhone, it's impossible to recover the deleted photos.

If you have the backup data then you can recover the deleted photos in iphone 4s.For recover deleted photos follow the below steps.

+++ Steps to follow to recover the deleted photos in iphone 5 :

1. First of all turn on the iphone 5.

2. After turn on locate the backup application where you got stored.

3. So,open it by double tap on it.

4. Now find and go to the photos folders.

5. Here select the photos which you want to recover.

6. After selecting tap the options and click the restore option.

7. After restore check the photos recovered or not in your iphone 5.

Thank you..................

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Always backup your iphone and to retrive just connect your iphone on itunes click on restore back up and voila you will recover your photos...

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There are 2 solutions for you to recover photos from iPhone:

1. Directly scan and recover pictures from your iPhone.

2. If you've synced your iPhone with iTunes, you also can regain your deleted photos by extracting your iTunes backup file.

If you want to directly recover deleted photos from iPhone:

Step 1:Run the recovery program and connect your iPhone

Step 2:Download a plug-in separately for your iPhone 4 or iPhone 3GS

Step 3:Enter the device's scanning mode and scan it

Step 4:Preview and recover deleted iPhone photos

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Have you got Photo Stream turned on? If so, check there. I deleted some pictures before by mistake but found that they were stored on the Photo Stream. You can then copy them back to the Camera Roll.

Worked for me 🙂

As I known, there are mainly two methods to recover iPhone photos.

Way 1: Recover Deleted Photos Directly from iPhone

Step 1 Connect your Device and Choose the Recovery Mode

Step 2 Enter DFU Mode and Scan for Deleted Photos

Step 3 Preview and Recover lost Photos

Way 2: Restore Deleted Photos from iTunes Backup

Step 1 Select the Recovery Mode

Step 2 Scan the Backup File

Step 3 Check and Recover deleted Pictures

Provided that you have a backup in iTunes.

Good luck!

There are two useful ways to recover deleted photos. And specific steps are as follow.

Way 1: Recover Deleted Photos Directly from iPhone

Step 1 Connect your Device and Choose the Recovery Mode

Step 2 Enter DFU Mode and Scan for Deleted Photos

Step 3 Preview and Recover lost Photos

Way 2: Restore Deleted Photos from iTunes Backup

Step 1 Select the Recovery Mode

Step 2 Scan the Backup File

Step 3 Check and Recover deleted Pictures

Provided that you have a backup in iTunes and you can retrieve deleted photos from it.

Before you try a third-party app, you should take the possibilities Apple gives you: Did you already had a look at your iCloud- or iTunes-Backup, if it exists?

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Once you deleted photos from your iPhone, you should not use your iPhone anymore before you recover the lost pictures. Backup photos and other data to iTunes is the best way to aviod data loss from your iPhone. However, if you did not backup them to iTunes with the iPhone data recovery, you can also recover them, but the process may be a little complicated. And if you have backup the photos before, it is much easier. With this data recovery for iPhone, you can extract the photos from your iTunes backup files selectively. No need to connect you iPhone to computer, therefore, even you iPhone is broken or stolen, you can recover deleted photos.

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No matter we have backup or not we can recover deleted photos.

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First, check if their physical footprint still exists. Go to Settings > General > Usage and check the amount of storage available, do you notice that there is a lot of used storage ? You can also check it through iTunes, which might show used memory labeled as Other.

I lost all my pictures and videos after jailbreaking my phone, yet iTunes showed that they are still taking physical memory (labeled as Other - iTunes did not recognise my pics or vids anymore). This means they cannot be viewed via Camera Roll but they are still stored in the phone.

To fix that, download iFunBox ( http://www.i-funbox.com ) and use it to locate and extract the images from the phone (no need for iTunes to access the phone). I managed to extract all my photos from the phone to an external USB, which accumulated to over 20GB of photos and videos.

Use this method and you should recover your photos and videos with no previous backup. If your phone shows that there is a lot of empty storage, then your photos might have actually been completely removed.

Jackyum wrote:

First, check if their physical footprint still exists. Go to Settings > General > Usage and check the amount of storage available, do you notice that there is a lot of used storage ? You can also check it through iTunes, which might show used memory labeled as Other.

I lost all my pictures and videos after jailbreaking my phone, yet iTunes showed that they are still taking physical memory (labeled as Other - iTunes did not recognise my pics or vids anymore). This means they cannot be viewed via Camera Roll but they are still stored in the phone.

To fix that, download iFunBox ( http://www.i-funbox.com ) and use it to locate and extract the images from the phone (no need for iTunes to access the phone). I managed to extract all my photos from the phone to an external USB, which accumulated to over 20GB of photos and videos.

Use this method and you should recover your photos and videos with no previous backup. If your phone shows that there is a lot of empty storage, then your photos might have actually been completely removed.

This actually worked, thanks so much for your help!!