DIY Book Scanner

These will need holes in the glass to attach the hinge making it more expensive because of the holes. The glass door pivot hinge that I linked to in my previous reply doesn't require you to drill holes in the glass to attach the hinge. The metal set screws bear down on a plastic plate that is place...

Have you seen images produced by Hiroshi's scanner? From the location of the light source in his design it will be visible as a reflection off of the platen glass. Also with the shallow angle between the platen and the light source, the light intensity on the outside edge of the page will be roughly...

The files appear to be on GitHub here.

Can go at 900-1500 pages per min (see video) which is almost as fast as many 2 camera scanners and faster than some. Speed depends on skill, type of trigger and size of book.

LOL. You're off by a factor of 60.

This idea has been discussed here over the years. You can search through the forums for 'video' and probably find a half-dozen posts about it. The important point is to ask yourself how much time are you going to save by developing and using this method over the typical dual-camera V-cradle DIY scan...

Thanks.

More info here, in case anyone is curious: Kaiser Book Copy Easel

Get a glass door pivot hinge and mount it on the side edge (rather than the back edge like in the photo). Glass Door Pivot Hinge Those brackets look similar to a shelf bracket, but most shelf brackets don't have a long slot for the screws into the wooden shelf. They are probably custom made for this...

CR2V seems to have been replaced by a Windows application called "VectorEye" in 2003.

Is your post spam?

The link you posted has nothing to do with chromatic aberration, Photoshop, or Lightroom. Did you make a mistake?

If your lens supports threaded filters, adding a UV filter is an inexpensive way (<$10) to protect your camera lens.