>>"I am curios: what type of challenge your friend is facing so that he/she is 
>>considering a non-scanner solution?"

I don't know, perhaps the pages are not removable and you can't lay them flat?

On Thu, Jan 26, 2017 at 9:43 AM, Igor PDML-StR <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> I don't have first-hand expertise with this.
> From what I've read, - most (if not all?) document archives/libraries are
> using scanners rather than photo cameras for this purpose these days.
>
> Obviously, there are different types of scanners.
> Typically, flatbed scanners are used for scanning fragile materials.
> There are some large flatbed scanners, and I suspect there could be some
> that have provision for stitching very large scans.
> I've seen some references to handheld/wand type of scanners (I was rather
> surprised by that); I am guessing those could be used in case on sources
> that are too curved or falling apart.
>
> Some companies that offer document scanning (including that for fragile
> documents and books) are bragging about custom-built specialized scanners.
>
>
> I am curios: what type of challenge your friend is facing so that he/she is
> considering a non-scanner solution?
>
> Igor
>
>
> Gonz Thu, 26 Jan 2017 07:26:00 -0800 wrote:
>
> A friend asked me this and I didn't have an answer, perhaps someone on
> the list has heard of this before?
>
>
> "I was wondering if you know anything about document cameras (i.e.
> rigs to photograph a large number of pages as an alternative to
> scanning). The idea is to use such a thing to convert many pages of
> music charts into electronic form. Any suggestions? Thanks."
>
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