EzImage Auto Separate, Auto Rotate & Auto Crop Images

I have been selling stamps on eBay since 1999 and I cannot tell you how much EzImage has saved me in time & money. I wish I had purchased this a long time ago.

What used to take me many hours now only takes minutes. I was up and running in a very short time with the help of the videos provided on the website. I am now productive to the point where I use nothing else to do my stamp imaging. Support is spot on when you need it. I have much of my stock in black 102B cards & I needed a quick way to scan and separate the stamps. Turns out the people at EzImage already figured this out. A quick call and they came onto my PC and set it up for me. now that’s service! I cannot imagine going back to scanning my stamps without Ezimage. It’s that good. If you scan lots of stamps, this is a must must have program.

ABC Stamps, Fresno, CA

At first I was put off by the cost, but the productivity gains are so incredibly huge that it has saved us MANY times in labor what the program cost. The learning curve is “medium”, but if you do take the time to learn to use the features — especially for bulk processing — it is massively helpful. In over a year (or maybe two?) of constant use processing tens of thousands of images, I have yet to find any bugs or problems. Jay Smith,    Scandinavia specialist dealer

Jay Smith, USA

Anyone who scans stamps in any quantity and is not using this program has got time to waste!  I’ve used many different scanning packages and EZimage is, without question, the most effective, time saving scanning software available. Period!! This is one damn awesome piece of software! John Sheffield Philatelist Ltd.

John Sheffield Philatelist Ltd.

Marios,

I wanted to provide you some feedback on the AlbumGen software program. I have used this sophisticated software to not only create what a collector would call standard stamp album pages, but also specialized pages. My specialized pages are designed to display, highlight, and explain unique stamp features, such as plate errors, forgeries, and color mis-registration, among other features. In many cases there will be just a single stamp on the page. I will place the stamp on an album page and next to it add an enlarged stamp image with arrows pointing to hard to see unique and defining features. I can then add text to the album page that explains what these special features are in detail. I often also sometimes add text discussing relevant aspects of the stamp, such as why the stamp was created, how many were printed, the name of the printer, and so on. I do this also with AlbumGen to show why a valuable stamp is the real thing, and not an inexpensive forgery. This capability makes looking at the stamp displayed that much more enjoyable and informative. I have used this approach to list and sell a number of unusual stamps in my collection. I recently for sold an $0.80 catalogue value Australian stamp for a stunning $45 based in great part on an AlbumGen page that allowed me to display and highlight the stamp’s unique features. And it was sold from the US to a discerning collector in Australia. AlbumGen has given me the opportunity to appropriately honor stamps in my collection. Thank you for this tremendous software.

Sewall H., USA

Sewall H., USA