New app from Google help you digitize your old favorite pictures and save them in the cloud just in one click. The application interface is designed in a very readable form, that allows you to scan multiple photos for a small amount of time. It must be recognized, that image quality is still a bit distorted, in comparison with a traditional scanner, but the picture turns out much more clearly and without glare, Unlike usual shooting on cam.
The main plus applications, It does not even need to register and login, you just open the application and immediately embark on a case. Instruction on proper positioning on the screen comes up automatically. Scanning is: four points appear on your screen over your photograph, and the user has to move the telephone turns over each of the points and hold until each pixel is filled. After reaching all four points of the picture is scanned, then you can proceed to the next photo.
Photos are automatically trimmed to fit the original. If necessary rotate and adjusted by color. An application's interface will handle any user, Since it was created in very simple language.
After scanning you can save photos in the Gallery of your Android-gadget, Google-photo (in a special folder “Scans”), as well as share in social networks.
With each update to the application adds new tools for editing and improved errors. Now your application can add “auto-gain”, allows you to make detailed adjustments (light, color, etc.), and also has a series of filters (landscape, Portrait, etc.), that allows you to improve the pictures are not leaving the application.
PhotoScan closely related to Google-photo, that allows you to create themed mini-movies from photos stored in the library.
The main purpose of application developers, allow users worldwide to save favorite memorable images and pictures. Nowadays, digital information simply enough to restore, and here is the paper often deteriorate, in the event of loss or theft, that could lead to the loss of favorite photos forever. Save your memory! Dear digitize your photos using PhotoScan from Google.
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