Thread: How do you digitize a six foot wide book?
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Old 05-16-2017, 05:06 PM   #17
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BTW--my hunch, from reading here and there, is that the British Museum is probably on the forefront in the world of digitizing old things. Thank you, British Museum!
The "old things" that I had reference to are images. I don't know where they would stand in the digitization of old texts; I suspect that they wouldn't rank very highly in that area. But everyone has to have a specialty in this day and time.
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