My Book Scanner
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My Book Scanner
I made this a while ago but have not gotten the pics up...here they are:
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- daniel_reetz
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Re: My Book Scanner
SWEET. I think that's the first scanner that makes extensive use of metal tubing. Did you bend the large "U" yourself, or is it a part of something?
Nice use of the halogen worklamp. Do you get pretty even light with it?
Also, what are the "extra" buttons for??
Nice use of the halogen worklamp. Do you get pretty even light with it?
Also, what are the "extra" buttons for??
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The light works really well. I actually replaced the halogen bulb with a CFL bulb. The tutorial that I followed is here: http://www.flickr.com/photos/mhuk/3311771227/
The reason that I have so many buttons is because I have a Canon digital camera that I use the CHDK with and a Canon Rebel DSLR camera that I built a trigger for. The DSLR trigger has a focus, shutter release and another button to put it in Bulb mode.
The U shape is actually two L shapes that are joined in the middle. They are made out of conduit pipe. I made it this way so that I could take it apart easier to store it ( My wife didn't like a big book scanner sitting on the kitchen table ).
The reason that I have so many buttons is because I have a Canon digital camera that I use the CHDK with and a Canon Rebel DSLR camera that I built a trigger for. The DSLR trigger has a focus, shutter release and another button to put it in Bulb mode.
The U shape is actually two L shapes that are joined in the middle. They are made out of conduit pipe. I made it this way so that I could take it apart easier to store it ( My wife didn't like a big book scanner sitting on the kitchen table ).
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Nice use of the Halogen light shroud. I looked at using one and thought it was a nice shape and perfect for the use but would be super hot to work under. You found the perfect balance by changing the globe.