ScanFotoFXR for Android

11 things about ScanFotoFXR

1. And later on, if you order scans for another batch of 1,200 photos, guess what? They too will be identically numbered from 00000001.jpg to 00001200.jpg. And there will be REAL confusion, and danger of overwriting files, if you try to mix this second batch with the images from the first.

2. ScanFotoFXR was designed exclusively to help you turn scanned photos into color-enhanced, dated, renamed, trimmed, keyword-enabled, correctly-oriented, sharper digital photos along with a visual catalog of those photos.

3. Once imported into either, any changes you make to source photo files outside of iPhoto will NOT appear in iPhoto/Photos because either only grabs the information when the photos are first imported and does not EVER refresh or update the information again.

4. You take a look at the DVD and see that all of these random JPGs were created with the same date and are named from 00000001.jpg to 00001200.jpg. You skim through the photos and see that some of the photos are upside-down, sideways, many have shiny reflection artifacts around the edges, many are discolored, and almost all seem a little blurry.

5. And it only takes about EIGHT MINUTES to enhance, trim, rename, and sharpen about 1,200 scanned photos.

6. IMPORTANT NOTE FOR iPHOTO/PHOTOS USERS: Use ScanFotoFXR to enhance, sharpen, trim, modify dates, etc., *BEFORE* you import them into iPhoto/Photos.

7. And it is MUCH faster to save the photos from DVDs onto your hard drives first, since reading from the hard drives is faster than reading from the DVDs.

8. It is designed to work best with scanned 4" x 6" photos at 300dpi.

9. So, the mail came with a DVD that holds about 1,200 JPEG files that were professionally scanned from your carefully-selected collection of treasured photographs.

10. ScanFotoFXR is an incredible bargain compared to the hours and hours you'll spend trying to find all the software that ScanFotoFXR puts at your fingertips.

11. And it's a shame that about half the scans include a date imprint in the right lower-hand corner of the photograph, yet all the pictures are tagged with last week's date.