Related thing is that FineScanner doesn't provide any feedback to a VoiceOver user to notify them that OCR has been finished or that not enough text was recognized to retrieve any result. This measure makes FineScanner quite inappropriate for visually impaired users, as they can hardly capture the image properly without defects, and because they often just want to find what is the document roughly about, as even bits of poorly recognized text can help them. It looks like there is some threshold of the amount of text recognized which tells when it is worth of returning something. The problem is that OCR won't return any result if there are too many defects in the image, even though it would actually be able to recognize at least pieces of text. The most serious issue is with text recognition accessed through the "frolOCR" button. However, the Book mode can be used for all kinds of scanned objects, so it's not a big problem, and might be even preferable because it applies some extra processing to correct the defects in the image.įeedback and button labeling could be also better, so it takes some time to get the hang of it. Few times the Document mode was truly applied after selecting it, but I can't tell how I managed to do so. Send any questions, suggestions, or accessibility comments to app is fully functional using VoiceOver apart from one thing, I had problems switching it to the Document mode using the "doc" button on the Camera screen. The application is not compatible with the iPhone 3G and iPhone 3GS and is not recommended for use on the iPod Touch or iPad 1, 2, because cameras on these devices do not support auto focus. Print out scans directly from your iPhone or iPad. Send results by e-mail, save in cloud storages - iCloud Drive, Dropbox, Google Drive, Yandex.Disk, Evernote and more, transfer docs to your Mac or PC using iTunes sharing. Save scans inside app with tags and search capabilities Select Best-shot button on viewfinder and FineScanner automatically chooses and processes the best of three images captured. Excellent visual quality with auto-capture of page boundaries and advanced image filters, which processes scans in color, greyscale or black-and-white versions. Create, edit, and enhance separate images or large multi-page documents without any additional selection on viewfinder (up to 100 pages per document). Add a password for the image-only PDF files while exporting and sending via email Spotlight Search allows you to find any scans from iPhone home screen. In iOS 9, with iPhone 6s/6s+, access or find documents by pressing the app icon a little bit harder. Recognize text (OCR) on scans in 193 languages (including Latin, Cyrillic, and CJK alphabets) and choose from among 12 output formats (docx, pdf, txt, and more), preserving the original document formatting such as lists, tables, and headers (up to 100 pages per document) It will then unbend any curved lines as if you pressed the book against the glass of a conventional scanner. BookScan will split the opposing pages into two separate images and correct any distortions and lighting defects. Enable the Book mode in your camera and take snapshots of facing book pages. Scan any printed or hand-written text and save scans to JPEG images or cross-platform PDF documents. Ideal for individuals, business, government or school use - anytime, anywhere. Use your iPhone/iPad with FineScanner to scan paper documents, books, agreements, receipts, magazine articles, notes, recipes, pictures, charts, tables, slides, whiteboards or even billboards on the street and get perfect digital copies. FineScanner, from world-leading OCR software company ABBYY, turns your mobile device into a powerful all-purpose mobile scanner to quickly capture docs and books, creating electronic copies in PDF and JPG, and apply online OCR to recognize texts from scans for further editing and sharing.
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