Thread: OpticBook 3600 Book Scanner Review - Part I
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Old 06-14-2008, 02:46 PM   #37
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I'm kind of late to this thread but I'm contemplating the possibility of scanning one of my childhood favorite series.

When scanning in book mode with the 3600, how much time would it take for a 150 page book?
What is the optimal setup to use the OCR, and how precise is it?

Is the scanner efficient with lightweight paper backs without adding additional weights to the cover?
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