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Check out the camera scan feature, which helps you get pictures of documents and whiteboards into OneNote. It automatically crops, rotates, straightens, removes shadows, and sharpens the image so it looks like a scanned document. Now you can easily capture that great recipe you see in a magazine - watch the magic happen in the video above!
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