Re: Comic Books
@CAE_Jones,
I imagine I'd need some level of sighted intervention. I don't think plopping in a digital rendering of a comic book would do me any justice aside from seeing what the outcome would be. Hell, I haven't the first clue of how to even get a high-res pic of the comic book. And I can't get just any sighted person, I'd need somebody who knows how Duxbury works and how tactile tech works in terms of the software.
My embosser supports producing graphics. How well is of another question. I have the Trident from Enabling Technologies, which is now considered legacy hardware. Had my AT specialist and I knew of the future of this product, we'd have explored better, less noisy options... Oh well. Eventually this will be sold as I haven't used this any more than just testing it.
I wonder how much demand there would actually be for something like this among the blind. Surely it sounds neat, but comics are not for everyone, and I forget sometimes that I'm a geek.
Luke
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