Don Johnston wrote on 28.05.15 17:33:
Have you thought of using a piece of glass over the section
you are photographing to get rid of the 3rd dimension (flatten
the folds). Then you have to light it from an angle to ensure
there is no glare. Take a look at this article on building a
cheap book scanner. They aren't using any special type of
glass.
http://m.instructables.com/id/Bargain-Price-Book-Scanner-From-A-Cardboard-Box/
A good light for reproduction purposes is angled 45° degrees at the
object so ideally no reflections can find their way into the lens. Also
shade the reflector(s) so no direct light hits the lens. So if you see
the light when looking through the viewfinder something is wrong.
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