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Review of Pic Scanner by TechnoTreats<\/a> blog:<\/em><\/h5>\n

Pic Scanner \u2013 Digitizing Your Old Photos is Easy!<\/h2>\n

My mother produced two big plastic bags full of photo albums and loose photos, negatives\u2026memories of a lifetime. \u2018I\u2019ll scan and save them all in an online album,\u2019 I assured her.<\/p>\n

Five years later, I had scanned probably about 15 of those photographs. It was just too tedious a task.<\/p>\n

And then, I discovered Pic Scanner<\/a><\/strong>. It’s not like other scanner apps where you have to scan one photo at a time. Not like those old fashioned desktop scanners that need you to take crumbly old photos out of albums for scanning. It scans four photos at a time – loose photos as well as entire album pages. It automatically separates and saves those photos. Oh, and also enhances them!<\/p>\n

It comes in two versions – a basic one called Pic Scanner<\/a> (which I found to be good enough for my simple needs) and a “pro” one called Pic Scanner Gold<\/a> (with many fancy, snazzy features. I may upgrade to it later, but making do with the basic one for now).<\/p>\n

Read my review of Pic Scanner below:<\/p>\n

Pic Scanner – Digitizing Your Old Photos is Easy!<\/a>
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