http://www.reghardware.com/2011/01/07/ion_book_saver/
Could this be the future for easily scanning QL Magazines and books?
New book/magazine scanner
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Re: New book/magazine scanner
I just looks too clumsy to use to me, squeezing the book between the four support legs and messing about keeping the pages flat enoughSparrowhawk wrote:Nice! Bet it's pricey when it's released though.

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Re: New book/magazine scanner
I know this was sometime ago, but I am ploughing through my unread posts, it never actually became a viable item although there were some available in the European market.
Having looked around for some alternatives, they are very expensive professional devices or a Heath Robinson kit that you assemble yourself with very little instructions. So for all that QL magazine scanning, it is still using a flatbed scanner or you camera phone with our software.
Unless someone knows of some thing else to make it easier?
Having looked around for some alternatives, they are very expensive professional devices or a Heath Robinson kit that you assemble yourself with very little instructions. So for all that QL magazine scanning, it is still using a flatbed scanner or you camera phone with our software.
Unless someone knows of some thing else to make it easier?
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Re: New book/magazine scanner
Ideally the scanner would take a scan and also measure the distance of each scanned location to work out the curvature then de-curve the bits at the spine.
I'm sure I once saw software advertised that claimed to do this but I have never seen it since!
I'm sure I once saw software advertised that claimed to do this but I have never seen it since!