There’s no learning curve, which is great. It’s pretty much exactly like taking a photo with your phone with the exception that you hold down the button a little longer. Once you hear a click, you can move on to the next photo. To start scanning, you select the scanning mode, hold the phone over the photos you wish to scan, and then you hold down the scan button for about 3 seconds.
“Rediscover precious memories of the past and save them forever, right on your phone.”
I signed up for this as well, so I could give you guys a decent review to read. They also give you the option to subscribe to their cloud service for $11.99/year to “back up” all of the scans you take with your phone.
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The app is priced at $4.99 for the full scanner, which I bought because I wanted to test out all the features, but they also have a trial version that you can use for limited purposes.
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This is an app you can download from the app store. Right now it’s only available for the iPhone, but I believe an Android version is coming pretty soon. Video Courtesy: Photomyne via Vimeo Photomyne Facts How did it do? Before I tell you, here’s a better overview of how Photomyne works: I wanted to test it in terms of easy-of-use, convenience, and most importantly quality, so I grabbed my phone (iPhone 6, 64 GB) and started scanning. If you find yourself in the situation of wanting to scan your photos yourself instead of outsourcing the job, no doubt Photomyne looks like a very attractive solution. I have to digitize thousands of photos every month, so in my business, I use the PS80 Scanning System from Kodak Alaris. But that’s a heavy investment for the average DIYer, so what options are left? I generally tend to recommend the Canonscan and Epson lines of flatbed scanners because they offer great quality at a low price (around $200), but I always add the disclaimer of how time-consuming it can be to scan each photo that way (unless you have a very small collection). One such app is Photomyne. It’s an app that digitizes physical photo albums (or printed photos from anywhere, really), and puts them into customized digital albums using your smartphone. This app has been on the market for quite some time now, and I’ve been playing around with it to see just how good it is because quite frankly, if it’s great, my job of telling people to get their stuff digitized just got a whole lot easier!Īs a Professional Organizer who scans photos and other media for a living, I was curious to see how this app would hold up against other types of scanners.
As a Certified Photo Organizer, I have to stay updated on the latest products and services hitting the market, and my curiosity leads me to try out pretty much everything that is shiny, so that’s what I’ve done with Photomyne. I am not affiliated with them in any way, and I have not been compensated for writing this review, but I want to send them a big shout-out for letting me use some of their promotional material! Thanks Photomyne!ĭIY scanning has come a long way in the last few years, and with smartphone technology continuing to improve, more and more scanning apps are showing up on the market.
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