In that case, a hand-scanner would be a viable option.
But that's, in my mind, is a tedious job, especially if the volume is high
("large number of pages", as you wrote).
But in that case, any type of designed-for-large-volume camera based setup
that I can envision, would not be anywhat different from a scanner.
I would guess there are scanners that are somewhere in-between a
traditional flatbed scanner and a camera: you place the document face up,
and the scanning element (plate with the scanning head) is mounted above
it (so it is a non-contact scanner).
I'll stop my speculations here.
Igor
Gonz Thu, 26 Jan 2017 07:49:11 -0800 wrote:
"I am curios: what type of challenge your friend is facing so that he/she is
considering a non-scanner solution?"
I don't know, perhaps the pages are not removable and you can't lay them
flat?
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