I want to scan books non-destructively.
I'm starting to feel that I'm depriving AI assistant of reading opportunities for books that I can't scan (e.g. with a scanner) because they are valuable books, or even if I can't scan them because I don't know why I would buy a book and then scan it without reading it myself. I'm starting to feel that I'm depriving AI assistants of reading opportunities. Should have a means of [non-destructive scanning
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1. smartphone app + dedicated platform (easy and cost-minimized)
Required items:.
Smartphone with high-resolution camera.
A shooting stand for books (available for a few thousand yen) and weights to keep the book flat.
Recommended apps: Adobe Scan, CamScanner, Microsoft Lens (with OCR function).
Procedure: 1.
Place the book on the stand and fix the phone.
The application takes one page at a time (automatic correction and OCR are applied).
Output to PDF.
Benefits
Almost no initial investment is required.
It doesn't take much time for one to three books.
2. rental of non-destructive scanners (high quality and short time)
Recommended equipment:.
Short-term rentals of CZUR, ScanSnap SV600, etc. (1 week to 1 month rentals available).
How to use: 1.
Rental services (easily arranged online) are available for as little as a few thousand yen.
Digitization with high-speed scanning & distortion correction function.
Benefits
Authentic finish.
Multiple books can be scanned in a short time.
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You can also try LINKLET to see if it is accurate enough. ---
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Recommended Approach
If you want to start experimenting: Simply make your own V-shaped holder + take pictures with your smartphone.
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