More about scanning

Previously I raved about scanning a book. Most books are
relatively easy to scan. Nevertheless, caution is required as one should not
apply pressure to books in order to flatten them for image capture as it may
break the spine of the book. Still, a
brittle piece of paper needs more
care. The texts may be obscured by persistent folds
which need to be flattened by weights. Items that are oversized need special
attention and may instead need to be photographed. Overall, scanning seems
to be an art in its own right.

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