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[QUOTE=Tex2002ans;4291537]Last month I described a lot of this book digitizing process in detail:
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Side Note: With sheet music, I'd suspect you REALLY want your papers straight, so that the bars will appear completely horizontal. (It'll be very easy for the dewarping algorithms to make those look wobbly.)
yes, I really want my sheet music straight, but I did not have to buy any tools for that.. there is a tick box in the free scanner for my ageing epson printer which auto corrects vertical alignment of all my scans and does a great job
what I did find exhausing was leaning on the opened book on the flat scan platen, to pin it down while it is being scanned
but eventually i scanned all the selections of music I liked and owned, for use as PDF in the musicsheets app.
maybe 100 -200 pages and all done now, on a £10 ancient epsom, unless I buy another music book
and from trial and error, no sense in scanning above 600dpi, as the source material books are not printed at anything higher. 300dpi is probably enough.
I get better results, if the music is available, by subscribing to sheetmusicplus PASS service, and screen grabbing one page at a time from a 4k screen, in windows. thats better quality than actual printed books. takes only a few secons per page, with practice, using snip tool, save as... then import the images to musicsheets app
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