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From the edit screen, you can adjust the corners, rotate the image, or delete it. Tap the photo thumbnail to edit the image-if you’d like to edit a previously captured photo, tap the back button to see all the photos you’ve scanned with PhotoScan. Once captured, you can adjust the scans slightly in PhotoScan. (If you use Google Photos, you can find photos captured by PhotoScan by searching for “photoscan.”) Turn all four dots blue, and PhotoScan saves the combined image as a JPEG, in the PhotoScan album in Photos. Be sure to keep the iPhone level as you move from dot to dot because PhotoScan captures an image at each corner. (It is.) You then move your iPhone so that the hollow circle in the center of the viewfinder aligns with each dot-when they’re aligned, the circle and the dot turn blue. Four white dots appear around the photo-they won’t necessarily appear on the photo itself, so don’t worry if the placement seems weird. Here’s where the process becomes unusual. Open PhotoScan, position the photo in the viewfinder, and tap the shutter button. Lay your photo on a flat surface in a well-lit room.

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Using PhotoScanĪn introductory video explains how to use PhotoScan. The main alternatives to PhotoScan that I’m aware of are Photomyne’s PhotoScanner and PhotoScanner Plus, but both push you toward a subscription, which seems like overkill for this purpose. There are lots of scanning apps for the iPhone, such as the excellent Scanbot, but most are tailored toward documents rather than photos.

And unlike a dedicated photo scanner, it’s always in your pocket, so you can scan a photo no matter where you are. PhotoScan doesn’t require you to log in to a Google account, reducing the privacy concerns often associated with Google services.

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Google’s free PhotoScan app for the iPhone is a quick and easy way to digitize photos while automatically removing glare. The obvious solution is to scan them, but like many people, I don’t deal with enough physical photos to invest in a quality scanner. Needless to say, that’s annoying because they’re segregated from the bulk of my photo collection and are difficult to share with family and friends. School photos, my son’s sports photos, and tourist-trap attraction photos still come into our lives on paper, even if they started out digital. It may seem as though all photos are digital these days, but, amazingly, I still come across the occasional physical photo.

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