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Old 03-06-2008, 07:07 PM   #2
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I faced a very similar problem after scanning a book over our university's scanner system. I didn't find a suitable software for that purpose, so I simply wrote one myself

It's basically a Linux bash script that extracts the two pages from the pdf, does some image manipulation like contrast and gamma correction (using ImageMagick) and writes back a PDF file with the optimized version.

If you're interested and have a Linux box around I will upload an pre-alpha version of it...
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