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Stellar Photo Recovery Changelog

What's new in Stellar Photo Recovery 7.0

Apr 15, 2016
  • New & Enhanced GUI
  • Advanced preferences for Preview, Add Header & Edit Header
  • Improved support for FAT32, exFAT and NTFS
  • Support for Unicode
  • Multiple preview modes
  • Estimated time display for scanning process
  • Option to check-uncheck files and folders for recovery using space bar
  • Option for Zoom In and Zoom out photos by slider for thumb view
  • Optimized Resume Recovery

New in Stellar Photo Recovery 6.0 (Dec 3, 2013)

  • Deleted Photo Recovery with Original File Names:
  • Now, the preview of files feature has been improved with the inclusion of the ‘Deleted File’ type view of the scanned trees. This type of the view lists all the files, which are deleted from a folder inside a drive. It shows the files with their original file names as saved while they were created. So, now it is super easy to save only the deleted photo files from the list of all files listed after scanning.
  • The Best Scan Engine – Faster & Efficient:
  • The scan engine used in Stellar Photo Recovery is one of its kinds. It intelligently saves time at every step of the recovery – file selection, scanning, preview of the scanned files, and even during saving.
  • HD MOV Files in Now POSSIBLE"
  • With the launch of Stellar Photo Recovery 6.0, the software has gained the capability to seamless to scan, preview and recover any HD MOV file from your Windows or Mac computer. With the growing popularity of modern age photography and videography, HD MOV has become the default file format of saving those files. The growing occurrence of the photo and video loss is not at all a worry now, with Stellar HD MOV Recovery capability.
  • Newly Added Image Formats:
  • The version 6 of the software has added more image, audio, and video formats for both the Windows and Mac versions. A comprehensive list of all the file formats that the software now supports for recovery is available at http://www.stellarinfo.com/whats-new.php.