Here are a few real examples of what you can do with Prizmo.

Optical Character Recognition (OCR)

For each language supported by Prizmo, you can have a look at a Nikon D60 photograph of a text and the OCR result (saved as PDF - Text).

• English: Input Text and Result
• French: Input Text and Result
• German: Input Text and Result
• Spanish: Input Text and Result
• Portuguese: Input Text and Result
• Italian: Input Text and Result
• Dutch: Input Text and Result
• Danish: Input Text and Result
• Norwegian: Input Text and Result
• Swedish: Input Text and Result

Image Processing

Following photograph was taken with a Nikon D60.

Would you like to use some of your photographes in a brand new way? It could be fun! We selected and straightened the Oakland Bay Bridge in San Francisco from this HDR image.

Following original photographs were taken with an iPhone 3G.

Do you want to archive your Macworld magazines or any article of it?

Do you need to scan your receipts for tax purposes? It is possible and really easy with Prizmo!
Here is a restaurant ticket we processed using the option "Binarize".

Do you want to get rid of all the papers in your office? Scan them with Prizmo, and store everything on an external disk.

Following original photographs were taken with a Toshiba Camileo S10 Camcorder.

Would you like to buy a new appartment? Here is what I found for you...

An A3 poster for a movie event.
Ask your friends if they want to attend it with you...

A giant board for an exhibition on a wall a few meters high from the ground

A small board explaining to tourists what the building was used for.
Quite handy when you don't want to take down notes of everything you see!

Are you working in a marketing department or in a communication agency? Here is a brand new way of archiving every concept or campaign which draws your attention.
An advertisement for a famous beauty brand (Image Processing Preset used for following example = "No Processing")

The same advertisement (Image Processing Preset used for following example = "Boosted Colors")

There's currently an exhibition called "Drawings for Peace" in town. Are you a teacher? Then, you should print the picture and pin it on the classroom wall so that your students will know about it.