Memories auto edge detection is its weakest point. It takes the photo and gives it the best possible color tones and vibrance. The ease of use and instructions on the screen are the big selling point here, but there are a ton of other features as well.
This guides you through the process beautifully and even gives you tips as you take the scans to give you the best results. If anyone has any further questions go ahead and ask in the comments, or over on Google Plus.If you’re looking for an app that easily lets you scan your photos onto social media, Memories is the way to go. With that in mind I thought it might be worth making a short screencast demonstrating how to take control of the exporting process, I’ve added it below. They also mistakenly thought that Scannable cannot export multi page documents. Several users mistakenly thought that Scannable can only export JPGs. Reading through the reviews in the AppStore highlighted a couple of issues. Then I took to the AppStore to investigate other users’ experience. I played around a bit to investigate the possibilities. But my curiosity got the better of me, so I downloaded it to see what it’s like, and so that I could express my concern that Evernote would remove functionality from the core Evernote app in the AppStore reviews.Īs you can imply from above I was pleasantly surprised by the experience. I already had a scanner app which I thought to be more powerful than Scannable and I thought that Scannable would be little more than the scanning functionality of the existing Evernote app in a separate app. There is some functionality missing if it is to trump existing scanner apps, but it is a solid release from Evernote. It is a capable scanning app: easy to use and functional. Scannable is the new app for scanning from Evernote. It’s now possible to force PDF/JPG exports, see how in this post. Edit: version 1.0.1 was released after this post.
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