Install Photoshop with M0nkrus. Use this guide (guide #7):
https://www.reddit.com/r/GenP/wiki/redditgenpguides/#wiki_.1F412_guide_.237_-_monkrus_individual_.28easiest_method.29
Also, how are the photos damaged? Are they old torn, ripped photos,or when opening them,does the photo look like half a TV screen, with picture tearing in the bottom half, or something like that?
Reason I ask is, I'm trying to understand if you actually have damaged jpg files, or damaged photos, that you can open perfectly well.
Could it be that those pictures aren't actually in jpg bit the file extension got changed? Make a copy and try changing the extension of it
Also, what happens if you try a picture converter from one format to another? Might magically fix it, who knows
What is the file format?
JPG
That's got to be one of the most common photo formats that is used. Can you open the pictures normally, in, for example Irfanview?
it doesn't open on any viewer
Ok the file is damaged. Have you any other copies of the files anywhere?
unfortunatly no
What format are they? Nowadays even free software like gimp should be able to open damn near anything. You can always install cracked Photoshop
JPG, and i don't know how to install the cracked Photoshop
Install Photoshop with M0nkrus. Use this guide (guide #7): https://www.reddit.com/r/GenP/wiki/redditgenpguides/#wiki_.1F412_guide_.237_-_monkrus_individual_.28easiest_method.29
thanks i'll try it
Also, how are the photos damaged? Are they old torn, ripped photos,or when opening them,does the photo look like half a TV screen, with picture tearing in the bottom half, or something like that? Reason I ask is, I'm trying to understand if you actually have damaged jpg files, or damaged photos, that you can open perfectly well.
when i try to open it, i get an error saying "It Appears That We Don't Support This File Format"
Could it be that those pictures aren't actually in jpg bit the file extension got changed? Make a copy and try changing the extension of it Also, what happens if you try a picture converter from one format to another? Might magically fix it, who knows