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The demo version is free to try: Click here to download the demo (The download is 10MBytes and the demo version brands the saved image)
Not only is RansenScan good for preserving old photograph collections, but it is also good for creating annotated hard copies of important documents, as well as scanning souvenirs (tickets, postcards etc) and creating copies for delicate museum documents .
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My wife and I make art book and family memento heirloom books. These often involve me having to scan up to eighty photographs for restoration before including in the books. This is time consuming and tedious. Then, along came RansenScan software: I can load the scanner plate with eight or ten images at a time, scan them and let the software separate them out in to single images ready for saving with a generic name (which is also a straight forward, easy task in RansenScan) ready for restoration. What used to sometimes need eighty scans can now be done in ten or twelve. The only questions I have now is, why hasn’t anyone written software like this before. Buy it!-
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