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It's just weird that we are doing nothing different with our photograph taking or downloading.  And now that we upgraded to 9 from 8, that the OCR doesn't work any more on photographs.

The OCR engine changed between version 8 and 9. The problem appears to be that the DPI is 1.

They normally start out with this dpi.  I just exported that image from Laserfiche.

Is there anything I can do before I import the photographs so that they will OCR?

If you really think it's a DPI metadata issue at the file level causing the OCR problem that's easy to test. Just grab a copy of exiftool and you can set the dpi to anything you want - it doesn't change the actual image at all.

Geoff

It seems like a problem with the camera software that generated the images. They come out of Laserfiche at 96 dpi because it detects the incorrect resolution during export.

Just to be clear, was the 1dpi image the one you imported into laserfiche? Did the image go through any processing since it came from the camera?

No, it's more like that 96 dpi capture shot I put up.

It's probably just the upgrade.  Nothing different has happened with the cameras or the loading process.  And it's not that there is much or anything to be OCR'd on photographs.  It was just bugging me.  So I thought I'd hop on & see if there was anything to do about it.

I've tried converting all the images to a multi-paged pdf & then importing that PDF into Laserfiche & everything works now.  It's one extra step, but at least the OCR now works.  It's doubled the dpi from 96 to 192.