I am looking for information on a scanner which was released around 1987 (I think). It was unusual in that there was a fixed "camera" attached to an arm and held above the scanning surface. It also had two light sources which gave (relatively) even illumination of the item being scanned. The primary advantage that this scheme offered was you could scan in objects rather than just pages as it had a greater depth of field. If anybody remembers this scanner and has information please let me know.

Thanks,

Derek


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