Thread: Recommendation: Fastest scanner for under $200
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Old 02-03-2012, 08:53 PM   #15
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Originally Posted by Beryll Snyder View Post
You don't have to press the book down, that is right, but I found it quite bothersome to align the pages properly, which takes time too.
You should have software to realign the scans for you afterwards. It's exactly the kind of thing computers are good at. Then you can spend less time and effort trying to hold the book exactly right for each scan.

I use unpaper for that sort of thing on my Linux box. I'm sure there's something similar for Windows and Macs.
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