Transform generic scanner metadata into proper camera details. ScanCorrect gives you a beautiful drag-and-drop interface to fix camera metadata in your scanned film images, with batch processing and no external dependencies.


When you scan film, your scanner writes its own make and model into the EXIF data. Your Nikon FM2 becomes an "Epson V600". Your Leica M6 becomes a "Plustek OpticFilm 8200i". Your carefully catalogued film archive becomes unsearchable by the cameras you actually used.
ScanCorrect fixes that.
Save your cameras once, apply to hundreds of scans. Create profiles for each camera and lens combo you own.
Process an entire roll in one drag-and-drop. Select your profile, drop 36 frames, done.
Automatically flags scans that need fixing. Detects Epson, Plustek, Nikon, and other common scanner metadata.
Add where you shot it, not where you scanned it. Search for places and batch-apply GPS coordinates.
Tag your Portra 400, your Tri-X, your HP5. Add ISO, aperture, shutter speed — all the metadata your scanner can't know.
Every change creates a backup. Made a mistake? Undo any edit from the processing history.
Fix your metadata before import. No plugins to install, no command line to learn.
Process your scans with ScanCorrect before importing to Lightroom. Your camera filters will finally work on film scans.
Works with Lightroom Classic 2015 and later
Fix metadata before adding to your Capture One catalog. Search and filter by the cameras you actually used.
Compatible with Capture One 20 and later
Add your cameras once. Name them, set the make and model, add lens info if you want.
Drag a folder of scans onto the app. ScanCorrect shows you which ones have scanner metadata.
Pick a profile, click apply. Your scans now have proper camera metadata.
Demo coming soon
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Download ScanCorrect for free. No account required, works offline.