Medical photo tools, organized by the actual task
Choose what you need to photograph, review or export. Every tool has distinct setup advice and opens the same tested MedCam workspace. The photos remain on your device during local processing.
X-ray Film Photo Tool
Photograph a printed X-ray film with controlled backlighting and check reflections before sharing the photograph.
Open guide and tool →CT Film Photo Tool
Capture a readable overview of multi-frame CT sheets, then make additional close-ups when small labels cannot be
Open guide and tool →MRI Film Photo Tool
Photograph a printed MRI sheet while keeping image grids, side labels and the untouched original available.
Open guide and tool →Ultrasound Photo Tool
Capture a photo of an ultrasound print or display while retaining measurements and labels.
Open guide and tool →ECG Report Photo Tool
Photograph ECG paper with grid lines, lead labels and printed timing information visible.
Open guide and tool →Medical Report & Prescription Photo
Make a readable photograph of paper medical reports and prescriptions without silently altering text.
Open guide and tool →Medical Photo Quality Check
Use browser-local photo guidance to find potential glare, blur, framing and exposure problems before sending a ph
Open guide and tool →Medical Image to PDF
Review an uploaded photograph, then download a PDF communication copy without sending its image to SUNDO.live.
Open guide and tool →Private Medical Photo Sharing
Prepare and review a medical photograph locally, then use your device’s native Share menu on supported browsers.
Open guide and tool →Medical Photo Crop & Straighten
Review framing and use supported rotation or optional four-corner geometry adjustment on a derived image.
Open guide and tool →Experimental UMF Viewer
Open a supported experimental UMF package locally to review original and derived files and basic integrity inform
Open guide and tool →One workspace, not eleven unrelated camera engines
These pages are practical entry points to the existing MedCam browser camera, original-versus-derived review, local file export and device-dependent sharing controls. Supported film type presets affect photo guidance. They do not diagnose, interpret, restore lost clinical information or replace the original hospital record.
Medical photos can reveal patient details. Review labels and recipients before sharing. Learn more in the privacy policy and medical disclaimer.