https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Je8inyox2kk
Few days back (Feb 6, 2021) Image Access released a video comparing the digitization using a Scanner and a Camera. Since most of us are using Camera for digitization, any comment on the points they raised in video?
Daniel Reetz, the founder of the DIY Book Scanner community, has recently started making videos of prototyping and shop tips. If you are tinkering with a book scanner (or any other project) in your home shop, these tips will come in handy. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCn0gq8 ... g_8K1nfInQ
Scanner Vs Camera - ImageAccess
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jaffamuffin
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Re: Scanner Vs Camera - ImageAccess
hmmmm, I wonder what technology the products that Image Access Sell use? Can you guess ?
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TS Zarathustra
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Re: Scanner Vs Camera - ImageAccess
What points exactly? By the way, that robotic voice hurts my ears so bad I could barely watch the video, there are better speech synthesizers readily available.
A general statement. "Scanning" and "camera capturing" (as described in the video) are two different technologies. As always with two different technologies, each has different strengths and weaknesses. Since I don't need to scan documents of unlimited length, and usually use destructive scanning, the curvature doesn't apply and "book camera" works nicely for me. Your mileage may vary.
A general statement. "Scanning" and "camera capturing" (as described in the video) are two different technologies. As always with two different technologies, each has different strengths and weaknesses. Since I don't need to scan documents of unlimited length, and usually use destructive scanning, the curvature doesn't apply and "book camera" works nicely for me. Your mileage may vary.