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Next, I ran a script that does OCR on jpegs that Pedro, Tancre and Bo made for their workshop [[ | Next, I ran a script that does OCR on jpegs that Pedro, Tancre and Bo made for their workshop [[Blurry_Boundaries| Blurry Boundaries]] as part of Special Issue 9: The Library Is Open. | ||
Revision as of 15:24, 9 October 2019
I tried using the Bookscanner, built as part of Special Issue 5 OuNuPo. The Bookscanner needed a few adjustments before it was ready to use. The documentation is rather limited, but the software is set up so that it is quite easy to work out how to use it.
The scanner takes photos of even and odd pages, from cameras mounted above the glass. First, you have to mount a drive in which the scanned images will be stored. Then, you can adjust the zoom, and shutter speed. I found it impossible to take an image of only the page, so I will need to crop out everything around it in the future.
I scanned a book, and made jpegs of each page. The pages are oriented from the camera's perspective, like so:
Next, I ran a script that does OCR on jpegs that Pedro, Tancre and Bo made for their workshop Blurry Boundaries as part of Special Issue 9: The Library Is Open.