neat, the Snapseed "silhouette" filter is actually quite good at cleaning up black-and-white "scans" from programs like Office Lens
in general I'm impressed how well my phone camera works as a scanner, even though I ended up having to do the conversion to a greyscale print-ready file myself in Krita (more because I'm a perfectionist though)
My brother sent me a scan from his iPhone SE using the Notes app and the text is so soft, Apple why
I wonder if scanners will slowly disappear now that we can literally just point phones at paper and get a decent quality document
@gamehawk scanning apps already do keystoning automatically (and adjust contrast)
you do need to provide decent and uniform lighting, that's still better on a scanner
@gamehawk Sure, but I've got a scan from my dad's scanner here vs my 13MP phone camera (and there's 20MP phone cameras already) and the quality is mostly the same, the biggest difference is image processing
@gamehawk oh I'm not saying that scanners will go away, they are much more convenient
also I guess they're super easy to use compared to downloading and configuring an app
@gamehawk ooh thanks, I should check out Adobe Scan and see if it's better than OfficeLens (that I'm using now)
