This video will show you how to recover accidentally deleted videos or photos in your iPhone or iPad. But this feature is only available in iOS 8. So if you are using IOS7 or IOS6 in your iPhone or iPad, you have to upgrade it to IOS8. Watch the video and follow all the steps carefully. Employ the technique in your iOS 8 phones.
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If your iPhone runs iOS 5 or later, you are able to turn on iCloud backup by going "Settings" > "iCloud" > "Storage & Backup" and switching on "iCloud Backup" on your iPhone. Once iCloud backup is activated, iCloud will automatically back up your camera roll, accounts, documents, and settings when the iPhone is plugged in to a power source, screen-locked and connected to WLAN.
Thus, if you find your iPhone photos are lost and you have no iTunes backup, as long as you have enabled "iCloud backup" and iCloud backed up your iPhone before the loss, you are still able to recover deleted photos from iPhone/iPad.
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