Scan help that tells you what to actually do
Before, if you scanned a print on a busy tabletop, the app could keep saying 'rescan first', and scanning the same cluttered scene again just produced the same verdict. A loop with no way out.
Now Photo Insight names the real reason a photo needs work and gives advice that matches it. Glare, blur, a curl, or a too-dark frame? A quick retake genuinely helps, so that is what we suggest. A busy background the detector can't read? Rescanning won't fix that, so we point you to a plain surface or a quick crop instead of asking you to scan again.
'Restore anyway' is always one tap away
Even when we recommend a better scan, you are in charge. Every recommendation now carries a clear 'Restore anyway' escape, right on the Photo Insight card, so a suggestion is never a wall. Crop a photo and it clears the geometry warning it resolved, too. The guidance keeps up with what you have already fixed.
Batch scanning you can trust
Ripping through a stack is fast, but speed shouldn't hide a soft frame. Each shot in a batch now gets a quiet quality check after the shutter, and the review screen tells you up front when a few may need a better scan, so you catch them before you commit the whole stack, not after you've spent a restore. When the camera is refocusing for a sharper shot, it says so instead of stalling silently.
As always, your archive stays private, and cloud AI only runs after you say yes.