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Version 1.2.11 · 2026-01-07
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The store currently lists version 1.2.11, updated 2026-01-07.








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Bring your printed photographs and photo negatives into the digital world and keep them organized alongside your new photos in one place - your existing photo library. With accurate time and location metadata, your old photos will appear as though they were taken with your iPhone or iPad in the past.
The app offers automatic edge detection, quick adjustment gestures, and a variety of features to help you efficiently scan whole albums, with scanned photos saved in highest quality directly to your Photos library.
Additionally, you can change the time and location of existing photos or videos from within the Photos app using the app extension. Just select desired items and use "Edit time" or "Edit location". By using faviourite locations and map, this offers more advanced way of editing your photo metadata compared to the native feature.…
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