Comments on: ‘Digitizing the British Library’ http://thedigitalist.net/2007/12/%e2%80%98digitizing-the-british-library%e2%80%99/ a blog by the digital team at Pan Macmillan Sun, 05 Feb 2012 02:58:30 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 By: Craig Cartwright http://thedigitalist.net/2007/12/%e2%80%98digitizing-the-british-library%e2%80%99/comment-page-1/#comment-5504 Craig Cartwright Tue, 15 Dec 2009 15:28:24 +0000 http://thedigitalist.net/?p=40#comment-5504 Yes speaking of library digitising I believe Google have been taking the biggest step forward in this area. There speed is down to using book scanners which read the distance of the pages using infra red 3D scanners, including the curve of the pages. So that when scanned they appear as flat images with little or no black depth marks on that often comes with book scanning. We usually carry out scanning using both ways. But the fastest way is always to slice the book and feed scan the pages if you are able to. http://www.pearl-repro.co.uk http://www.microfiche-microfilm-scanning.co.uk Yes speaking of library digitising I believe Google have been taking the biggest step forward in this area. There speed is down to using book scanners which read the distance of the pages using infra red 3D scanners, including the curve of the pages. So that when scanned they appear as flat images with little or no black depth marks on that often comes with book scanning. We usually carry out scanning using both ways. But the fastest way is always to slice the book and feed scan the pages if you are able to.

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]]> By: Craig Cartwright http://thedigitalist.net/2007/12/%e2%80%98digitizing-the-british-library%e2%80%99/comment-page-1/#comment-5489 Craig Cartwright Mon, 07 Dec 2009 16:05:45 +0000 http://thedigitalist.net/?p=40#comment-5489 Yes, I believe Google have been using book scanners which read the distance of the pages using infra red 3D scanners, including the curve of the pages. So that when scanned they appear as flat images with little or no black depth marks on that often comes with book scanning. We usually carry out scanning using both ways. But the fastest way is always to slice the book and feed scan the pages if you are able to. http://www.pearl-repro.co.uk http://www.4document-scanning.co.uk http://www.forms-data-capture.co.uk http://www.microfiche-microfilm-scanning.co.uk Yes, I believe Google have been using book scanners which read the distance of the pages using infra red 3D scanners, including the curve of the pages. So that when scanned they appear as flat images with little or no black depth marks on that often comes with book scanning.
We usually carry out scanning using both ways. But the fastest way is always to slice the book and feed scan the pages if you are able to.

http://www.pearl-repro.co.uk
http://www.4document-scanning.co.uk
http://www.forms-data-capture.co.uk
http://www.microfiche-microfilm-scanning.co.uk

]]> By: pragyan http://thedigitalist.net/2007/12/%e2%80%98digitizing-the-british-library%e2%80%99/comment-page-1/#comment-4633 pragyan Sat, 04 Jul 2009 10:23:12 +0000 http://thedigitalist.net/?p=40#comment-4633 Dear Sir, Greetings to you. Hope you are just fine over there. We are professionally running embroidery digitizing company located in Mumbai, India. We would be interested in doing digitizing work for your company. We have the state-of-art facility for embroidery digitizing, embroidering. We have the excellent team of committed digitizers with latest software for best quality digitizing. We commit ourselves for shortest turnaround of 1-2 days for all designs. We are very reasonably priced at $3 per thousand stitches. Our minimum charges is $10.00 & maximum charges is $180. We offer all digitizing in all formats for example Wilcom-emb, Compucon-ref, Ethos-isi, Wings-mls formats. Our systematically designed digitizing process always maintains very high quality. We have the a capacity of doing 100 designs per day. We believe fast and right communication is the key for success and we practice it. If you are interested, please send us sample artwork by email that we will digitize for you at free of cost to prove selves. The punch file will be sent through email in the required machine format. We expect your valuable reply and sample orders. For more detail info, please feel free to contact us. With Thanks, pragyan Email:- orders@mygalaxydigitizing.com Website:- http://www.mygalaxydigitizing.com Hand Phone:- 91 0 9594688850 Dear Sir,

Greetings to you. Hope you are just fine over there.

We are professionally running embroidery digitizing company located in Mumbai, India. We would be interested in doing digitizing work for your company.

We have the state-of-art facility for embroidery digitizing, embroidering. We have the excellent team of committed digitizers with latest software for best quality digitizing. We commit ourselves for shortest turnaround of 1-2 days for all designs. We are very reasonably priced at $3 per thousand stitches. Our minimum charges is $10.00 & maximum charges is $180. We offer all digitizing in all formats for example Wilcom-emb, Compucon-ref, Ethos-isi, Wings-mls formats. Our systematically designed digitizing process always maintains very high quality.

We have the a capacity of doing 100 designs per day. We believe fast and right communication is the key for success and we practice it.

If you are interested, please send us sample artwork by email that we will digitize for you at free of cost to prove selves. The punch file will be sent through email in the required machine format.

We expect your valuable reply and sample orders. For more detail info, please feel free to contact us.

With Thanks,

pragyan
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Website:- http://www.mygalaxydigitizing.com
Hand Phone:- 91 0 9594688850

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