Re: Need help scanning books
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Gene
There are flatbed scanners designed specifically
for scanning books, called book scanners. I'm not sure how much they cost
but they won't damage the spine of the book. You can use a flatbed scanner
to scan books, whidch isn't a book scanner and it will work well if it’s a
reasonable quality one and those are much cheaper. But you will damage the
spines of books, they will become slanted and you may get less money when
reselling books. I haven't looked at scanner brands and models for a long
time so I won't say much about that. Epson was and I think still is, a
popular scanner among blind people. The models blind people bought were in
the Perfection series, thus Epson Perfection and then whatever specific scanner
you want in that line.
Gene ----- Original Message -----
From: Sociohack AC
Sent: Wednesday, January 09, 2019 8:44 AM
Subject: [nvda] Need help scanning books Hello guys! Now, since I scan books and documents often for my school work, I need something else. Can't afford the same scanner, it's reasonably costly. Can you guys suggest something? some affordable scanner? Or alternate ways of scanning books? Would a flat bed scanner work? Has anybody used those? -- |
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