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My biggest problem with shooting any kind of picture is that when I have the
phone held in a hand, or even both, I have hand tremors. What I do to
compensate for this is braced the phone against my chin, which helps immensely.
I also use Seighard's tip
n correct you is very helpful.
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>> To me it sounds like you haven’t been able to get good results and even
>> though people have replied and explained what they do (Ron, Sandy, myself
>> and others) you are at this point sarcastic and cynical about it.
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egards,
> Sieghard
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> How nice that people are getting such splended resu
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Per the subject of this post, has anyone tried Amedia Live Reader???
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Gordon,
I'm afraid I dan't disagr
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How nice that people are getting such splended results with the knfv reader. I
have to aggree with Gordan though. I don't know what the hell i do wrong vut
for me the knfv reader just don't work perio
y 02, 2016 3:21 AM
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Gordon, I have to disagree with you. For several years now, I have had very
good results freehand first with Prizmo and now with KNFBReader and I’m totally
blind. I think what makes the difference is whether we have
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Hi!
I'll reply on this one but this is a joint reply to Sieghard, Anne and Sandra.
I have some sight left, something between 2 and 5 percent, that's what doc
Hi!
I'll reply on this one but this is a joint reply to Sieghard, Anne
and Sandra.
I have some sight left, something between 2 and 5 percent, that's
what doctors are saying. I can see the picture on the screen,
distinguish icons, even recognize some apps by its icon.
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How nice that people are getting such splended results with the knfv reader. I
have to aggree with Gordan though. I don't
I have a standscan or what they are called but i'd rather try doing it free
hand since there's no room for a stand at the desk where i sit.
Thanks for the info
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Krista,
Did you ever get a stand to use with the OCR apps? I know this isn't the same
as taking a picture on the fly, and I would be very happy to try again
explaining how I do that. but a stand is a surefire way of getting good results.
Krista, when you say you never got any help from the
Per the subject of this post, has anyone tried Amedia Live Reader???
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How nice that people are getting such splended results with the knfv reader. I
have to aggree with Gordan though. I don't know what the hell i do wrong vut
for me the knfv reader just don't work period. I have asked on this list and on
Applevis for help but haven't gotten any so now i rely
Hi Gordon,
I would like to add my voice to Anne's here! I think it was both she and I
who first championed the use of Prizmo, some years back, using the old 4
phone!! Certainly, at first it was a challenge, but we did get some results
which would, at the very least, give one a good
Gordon, I have to disagree with you. For several years now, I have had very
good results freehand first with Prizmo and now with KNFBReader and I’m totally
blind. I think what makes the difference is whether we have good spacial
awareness or not. I was able to see perfectly as a young child,
Sent: Friday, July 01, 2016 3:26 PM
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Hi Gordan,
I definitely would disagree with you here. I think many of the KNFB Reader
users get very good results freehand on the first try. I can certainly say that
as long as I have a desk
Reader seems to handle that no problem.
Regards,
Sieghard
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Gordan Radic
Sent: Friday, July 1, 2016 1:03 PM
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Hi!
Whatever people are saying, I never believed
Hi!
Whatever people are saying, I never believed in ferrytales. Blind
people acurately scanning text documents on the fly is just a
ferrytale to me.
I managed to get some decent results with KNFB Reader and
Textgrabber but those were third or fourth shots in both
Hi Joe, unfortunately, I couldn’t get Amedia to work reliably. Occasionally,
when my phone’s camera was pointed at a printed page, one or two partial lines
of text would be read aloud, generally in incomplete form. I sought sighted
assistance to make sure that I was in fact aligning the camera
Hi Grant,
This sounds interesting if it works well, but I am also not quite prepared to
shell out $40 Canadian (I assume it's $29.99 in the US) for a new app which
nobody seems to have ever heard about. I also wonder about the following item
in the feature explanation:
Hold the device flat
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