There are plenty of existing methods for digitizing printed photos,and most of them fall on a spectrum between'arduous with good results' and 'quick with terrible results.' Google's new PhotoScan app aims to aims to bridge the gap with a method that's easy and produces good resultsby employing computational photography. The free app, available now for Android and iOS, requires the user to place their photo on a flat surface.After snapping a reference frame, the app directs the user to move their...
There are plenty of existing methods for digitizing printed photos,and most of them fall on a spectrum between'arduous with good results' and 'quick with terrible results.' Google's new PhotoScan app aims to aims to bridge the gap with a method that's easy and produces good resultsby employing computational photography. The free app, available now for Android and iOS, requires the user to place their photo on a flat surface.After snapping a reference frame, the app directs the user to move their...
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