You'll certainly be interested on what Wikimedia Argentina is doing with DIY Book Scanners [1].They tried to submit a Wikimania presentation, but the team behind it's organization simply refused the paper with no further details (sigh). At least, you can check some interesting infos both on [2] and [3].I'm CC'ing Evelin. She is the person behind this successful approach.Best,[[m:User:555]]----[1] - https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Wikimedia_Argentina/Reportes/2014-02#New_scanner_at_our_officeOn Sat, Sep 6, 2014 at 1:58 PM, Pierre-Yves Beaudouin <pierre.beaudouin@gmail.com> wrote:Hi Carles,Wikimedia France bought a bookscanner in June [1]. It is not yet operational but I've tried a similar book scanner. It is easy and very fast (>500p/hour).2014-09-06 18:20 GMT+02:00 Carles Paredes Lanau <carlesparedes@gmail.com>:_______________________________________________Hi,Amical Wikimedia is examining the possibility of purchasing a professional scanner for the digitalization of collections in local libraries.I have seen this cheap prototype but I dunno if it's the best option:Have anyone a professional scanner? Any chapter? Have you any recommendation?Regards,Carles
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