pixrecovery – software – patterned results

FILENAMES ARE FEATURED AS CAPTIONS BELOW FILE
[rec] = file recovered with.. — http://www.officerecovery.com/pixrecovery/
all notations BEFORE ‘[rec]’, are the corruptions i have done to the file.
all notations AFTER ‘[rec]’, are the file type they have been saved as.
all notations BEFORE the FIRST ‘+’, is the original file name.

i tinki it uneccessary to include original files in this post.

these files have been corrupted to the point of ‘greydeath’. the image has been manipulated to the point that no image viewing software can decypher the image, and instead replaces the area in question with a blankcolour fill.

the recovery software, then tries to draw together the minor amounts of information remaining to guess as to what the image SHOULD look like. but due to the deliberate nature of the corruption (me), the best it can do is create colour patterns.

see below

5tuy5wery[ppm]+variousbl001d[rot][jpg]+various02orig[bmp][2rot]+varorig01d[rec]

.ppm files seem to be composed yellow-pink-cyan stripes

.png is more susceptible to static

_172+blanks004b+2275-95aMerge+2795_003merge_rot_+gapfill003+a_less+mre[rec]

5tuy5wery[ppm]+variousbl001d[rot][jpg]+variousgapfil015tuy_gif+gapfilJOKER[rec]

here i tried to add parts of another file in a different filetype. it wass to much difference, and created GREYDEATH.the recovery look interesting. it’s a [jpg] file, seemingly meaning the rec software works in blocks rtrying to recover, creating the pattern above.