If you shoot and use the documents on the iPhone, not "Camera" but "Memo" app!

It's normal to shoot with a camera so that you can check your work documents and class prints anytime later.If you are a third -party camera app with a mode for shooting documents, you can automatically release the shutter at a good time to recognize the documents, or to correct it into a rectangle, etc. even if you shoot from an angle.is.A memo app can be saved as a PDF file, but in fact, such a function that is active in document shooting is also available as a standard iPhone function.[Scan of documents] in the [memo] application.Why is it a [memo] app instead of [camera "?I think that Apple is shared as "document management is a memo app job".As a summary of how to use, 1) Tap the camera icon displayed on the keyboard on the editing screen of a new memo or existing memo of the [memo] application tap 2) Tap [Scan] from the menu displayed 3).Since it becomes a shooting screen, if the iPhone is moved and adjusted so that the documents fit within the shooting range, the shutter is automatically removed.If the recognition of the documents and the automatic shutter do not work, manual shutters and range cutouts are also possible.The recognition of documents is easier to work if the contrast between the paper paper and the background where it is placed is easier to work, so it is a good idea to devise it.Not only checking the scanned documents, but also from the [memo] app, not the [Photo] app.Also, the format of the scanned file is not a photographic JPEG but a document PDF.If you want to handle the PDF file of the document alone, not in the memo, you can also tap the documents in the memo and send it to another application from the shared menu.

Atsushi Takahashi