Metuchen, NJ—Stellar introduced an updated version of Stellar Photo Recovery software. The software enables users to restore and recover an unlimited amount of lost or deleted photos, videos as well as audio files. Moreover, it works on both Windows and Mac operating systems.
Previously known as Stellar Phoenix Photo Recovery, the updated version considerably builds on Stellar’s initial offering. Furthermore, it has additional features that include the ability to restore image files from corrupted drives; preview files before recovery; and recover photo, video as well as audio files from external media. 
“Losing or accidentally deleting photos, videos, or audio can cause a lot of headaches for both professional and private photographers, videographers and also musicians,” commented Sunil Chandna, Stellar CEO. “Sometimes during file transfer, review, editing or formatting, files get lost, accidentally deleted or corrupted. Stellar Photo Recovery can save a lot of frustration; not to mention the lost time and precious memories.”
Stellar Photo Recovery Software
Stellar Photo Recovery works via a simple interface that allows users to recover data in three steps. First, the user selects the drive, volume or external media from which they wish to retrieve files; they click ‘scan.’
Next, the software presents a preview of the deleted files. Users can select the files they wish to retrieve from the preview. Once the files are selected, Stellar Photo Recovery will restore them in minutes. Moreover, it saves the files in a user-specified location for easy access.
In addition, the software is capable of retrieving a plethora of photo, video and audio file types: JPEG, PNG, GIF, RAW, MP4, 3GP, AVI, MPEG, MKV, MTS, DIVX, MOI, VOB, OGG, OGM, 3G2, ASX, MTS, AJP, F4V, VID, TOD, HDMOV, MOV, MQV, M4V, for example.
It’s also capable of recovering and restoring image, video and audio files directly from a range of cameras. They include DSLR, mirrorless, action, VR as well as drone cameras. Additionally, Stellar Photo Recovery supports all 4K, 8K and 360º-capable cameras.
What’s more, the software features memory card recovery. It enables users to retrieve files from damaged, corrupt or inaccessible memory cards. Formats include SD cards (including mini, micro, SDHC and SDXC); Memory Sticks; CompactFlash; CFast; SmartMedia; Multimedia; XQD; eXtreme (XD); Eyefi Wi–Fi SD; and P2 cards.
The application also has the ability to retrieve lost videos, photos and audio files from BitLocker encrypted drives, volumes or partitions. Moreover, its deep scanning capability permits users to search for lost multimedia files on the basis of file signature. This means that if an initial scan doesn’t reveal the desired files, the user can trigger a deep scan to search comprehensively the selected drive or location.
Pricing
The Stellar Photo Recovery standard package has a retail price of $39.99. For those using the software for work or in other professional endeavors, the Stellar Photo Recovery Professional package costs $49.99. It additionally enables users to repair corrupt photos and extract thumbnails of severely corrupt photos on top of the standard photo recovery features.
In addition, a Premium version of the software is available for $69.99. Beyond the features in the Professional package, it repairs corrupt videos and multiple corrupt videos at one time. It also supports multiple formats.
Each package option includes free tech support for one year from the date of installation.
To access a free trial of Stellar Photo Recovery, visit www.stellarinfo.com/photo-recovery-software.php.
Stellar
Stella was established in India in 1993 and has offices in New Jersey as well as in Europe. The ISO 9001 and ISO 27001 certified organization specializes in data recovery, data erasure, mailbox conversion and file repair software and professional in-lab services.
I would like support for the following: I purchased the Stellar Photo Recovery 10.0 and the Imac
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I’ve been trying to get assistance for over a week but my request remains without an answer.