Hi,
Avision has special book scanners, that have a zero edge / book edge
feature, which mean one side of the scanner is specially formed to press
a book on:
http://www.proscan.com.au/avision/FB6080E.htm
and are supported by my Avision backend.
Yours,
Ren?
On Wednesday 06 February 2008
i personally have not used one, and they are quite expensive, but i
understand that the Epson Perfection v700 or v750 are quite fast, and
are reported to work with SANE.
allan
On 2/5/08, Alex Bernier alex.bernier at free.fr wrote:
Hello,
I don't know if it is the right place for this
Hello,
I don't know if it is the right place for this question...
I'm blind and I want a very fast scanner supported by SANE, mainly to scan
books (it should be very fast for 300-DPI black and white scanning).
It's not easy to find information about performances of scanners. On the Epson
Alex,
I have a GT-2500 here on my desk. It's a pretty solid office machine
working reliably with the iscan and the xsane frontend. However, speed is
slow with the default settings so one has to make sure that the speed
button is activated.
Some features like the ADF-duplex scanning aren't
Speed is somewhat slower in ADF.
Yes, if you put your book on the scanner glass, it takes more or less 4
seconds to scan the page.
Wolfram Heider
On Tue, 05 Feb 2008 16:02:34 +0100, Alex Bernier alex.bernier at free.fr
wrote:
Hello,
Thank you for your answer.
Is the speed needed to scan
