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I find the quality of the photos from my phone to be terrible: wrong brightness, wrong color balance, wrong focus, wrong contrast, wrong orientation, motion blu
by bxparks 5y ago
I find the quality of the photos from my phone to be terrible: wrong brightness, wrong color balance, wrong focus, wrong contrast, wrong orientation, motion blur, etc. The quality of the documents from the Fujitsu scanner is top notch. And the feeder is amazingly fast, specs say 20 ppm, which I think means 20 sheets, or 40 pages/minute. I also hate typing long file names on a phone keyboard. But if it works for you, then it works for you.
- kamaal 5y agoActually the scanning apps like Microsoft Lens are quite good. During the WFH situation, I've used it extensively to scan kids homework almost on an everyday basis, to send it to teachers. I've used it for documents too. And it works just fine.
- xtiansimon 5y agoI use M.S. Office Lens at work every week. You can free-crop photos, compose into PDF, reorder pages, etc and save to OneDrive which quickly gets a phone PDF onto my desktop. Brilliant! OfficeLens also had an app you could load on desktops. I’m sure it was for tablets, but the ability to take a photo, free-form crop and save to PDF was fantastic. Alas, my old install of the app still works, but won’t convert to PDF anymore.
- jobigoud 5y agoHave you tried these apps? It corrects for white balance, contrast, orientation, etc.