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this post was submitted on 25 Jun 2023
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Usually I think of scanner like a photocopier, this sounds more like it takes a picture?
Well a photocopier takes a picture too ๐
You know what I mean. So it's more of a camera than a scanner?
Well it still has this Bright light like advancing. But the sensor is like 1m above the table. Honestly I don't know if this makes it more a camera or a scanner
My old uni library has 2 of those too. It's basically a fixed camera, but the table you set the book on, has a sort of negative nook that lets you level out the book. So no matter on which page you are, the pages on the book will be on the same level.