Auto crop multiple scanned images ?

I scan multiple passport photo from a magazine along with other texts on the pages.My purpose is to crop only the passport photos to individual.jpg images Is there an action script to auto detect faces and crop them to individual files.I am versed with automation->Crop and Straighten,but my problem is that the text also get croped into individual jpg files and sometimes the faces also get cut off . Is there a solution to it.

It works best when PSE can easily see the edges of each photo, so it often helps to place them slightly crooked on the scanner bed. Just be sure that PSE can draw a straight line between any two photos.

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This is a current bug. Please report it via "Aperture→Send Aperture Feedback".
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I have windows 8...I have been using this scanner for about a month. My scan/fax/printer is a Brother MFC-8910DW. This is what brothers website says regarding this make and model. "Scan multi-page documents using the 50-page capacity auto document
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Hi,
For this issue, I would suggest you update to the latest printer driver, if you have any other related printer\scanner programs installed, please make sure that you have the latest version or reinstall as a test.
It's recommended to contact the manufacture for members there are more familiar with this product
Brother Support
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