Photomyne vs photoscan pro#

But the quality with photomyne is just too low. I'd settle for a marginal quality loss to save 75% of the time by using my phone. Zooming in, the scanner probably does the best job, definitely much better than photomyne. Camera is not comparable as it does not straighten and crop. Shooting with the apple stock camera gives me heic of 2.1 and 23.9mb raw. The photomyne app gives me a jpg of about 875 kb, no idea what resolution they use or what compression settings.

The scanner gives me a jpg of 3.3 mb at 600 dpi. I have a roughly 3.5' square photo of my mom that I've been using as a test. However I'd settle for 600 if I could get it from the phone. But for smaller images (which I have many of) 1200 ppi is preferable. The archival photo people recommend using 4000 pixels on the long edge of an image, so on a 4圆 that equals 3600 pixels on the 6' side which is about right. Interesting comment about print resolution. And the camera apps don't offer the automatic cropping and perspective correction. None of the scanning apps come anywhere close. I would be thrilled with that resolution from my phone.

Photomyne vs photoscan pro#

The plan is to put the print photos in a lightbox and set an iphone 12 pro over them so that everything is level, steady, and well lit. Can you help me string together a process to scan them using Halide as the base, with some kind of auto-crop (can be 3rd party) and AI photo enhancement (can also be third party)?

Barring that, export to Google Photos or Smugmug would be a good start. If you boil it down, what I want is high resolution, lossless photos but with some kind of auto-crop like a scanning app has and easy export to a 3rd party AI that can handle colorization, adding metadata, etc. What I really want is photomyne's UI and AI, but with the controls of Halide so I can get a decent image quality scan and a file suitable for printing, not just instagram. And all that post processing is as slow or slower than the flatbed. I don't own a DSLR or lightroom subscription. Regular apple camera doesn't do auto-crop or offer colorization. But they at least produce a somewhat reasonable photo size in a non-proprietary format. I would like higher resolution and don't want to spend $600 on something that is that slow and tedious.

Great idea, terrible implementation.įlatbeds take forever and the two I own both cap out at 600 dpi. Same with google photo scan or all the other photo scanning apps. I like the interface of photomyne but the image quality is garbage. Scan, save & share to the max - Unlimited scanning, sharing and saving to your device or computer in print quality 2. I have boxes of old family photos I'm trying to scan, but I can't find a decent way to do it.