Open the scanner from + in Inventory or Collection, from the Wanted list, or from a deal. The modes are at the bottom: Scan, Bulk, Case check and Record. The scanner opens on the mode you used last (never on Record).
- Scan: hold a card up in the middle of the screen and press the shutter, with a shutter sound, a quick flash and a buzz as it snaps. Snap shows the card’s name and price above the controls; tap Add, or hold up the next card. Turn on Auto-snap in Settings to have Snap take each card by itself.
- Scan → Continuous: tap the Snap / Continuous switch next to Photo. Each card recognised drops into the drawer under the frame, ready for the next; Add or Review when you’re done.
- Bulk: one photo of several cards on the table. They go to Bulk scan’s review list, as before.
- Case check: the live check against your Wanted list, when the list has cards on it.
- Record: film yourself opening packs, with each card’s price as you pull it. See Record your pack opening.
In Continuous, Wanted beside Add and Review puts the drawer’s cards on your Wanted list instead.
Price check
In Snap the result is a price check: today’s market price and how it has moved, right on the scanner. Nothing is added unless you tap Add. The Price check chip on Inventory or Collection opens the scanner there.
Related
- Scan your cardsHold a card up in the middle of the screen: Snap shows its price; Continuous collects cards in a drawer under it.
- Check your cards before adding themThe list after Continuous, Case check or a Bulk Scan photo: confirm each card, fix the rest, then add them.
- Record your pack openingFilm yourself opening packs: your face, each card’s picture and price as you pull it, and whether you made money.
- Bulk Scan a stackOne photo of 8–10 cards on a table, checked and added all at once.
- Check a case for cards you wantPhotograph part of a vendor’s case and see which cards are on your Wanted list.
- Get better scansGlare, sleeves, slabs and foils: small fixes that help the camera read a card.
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