Julian Vickers
I've been using this app since its day on F-Droid, and there are some pros and cons with this newer version. It seems to have improved it's "document detection" ability - it's able to pick up (for me) a page on a lower contrast background than it could previously. That's good as I'm having to scan documents on a light background much of the time. On the other hand, the image processor seems to have lost a little bit in this iteration. Documents that used to be crisp are now unreadable with the image processor enabled, and many times I have to scan a document with the processor disabled. All in all it's still a useful tool and you can't beat the "no ads" and simple interface, but I'd like to see the image processing brought back to the level it was in prior versions.
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I know that I can disable usage data in the settings, but what is being transmitted if I enable it? UPDATE: In my use the app was unable to detect the page, so needed to grab everything visible, and then would not show the image in the app's gallery, so I wasn't able to see how it did. I have since uninstalled, so the answer to the usage data will not be relevant to me, but possibly someone else.
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Lemon Line
This app has a lot of potential, but lacks what can be found in freemiun commercial apps, and even an open source app like OpenScan. It's just missing an intro demo to show users how the app works, more filters (which can be adjusted and added/edited after the scan), a page perspective tool, crop tools, and DPI quality adjustments.
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