I got a super default Cannon scanner, which had a button that would scan everything on the plate, and if it detected an image it would save it as such, if more

I got a super default Cannon scanner, which had a button that would scan everything on the plate, and if it detected an image it would save it as such, if more than one it would cut them up in to different images, as long as there was some space between them. They would be straightened and cropped If it disagreed with you, too bad, but it was pretty good for 99% of cases. For some reason this was a windows only thing though. When I scanned my last pictures I brought a portable one and handfed them. It is actually not too bad, so long as the pictures are relevant to you, because nostalgia sets in.