That looks great, I'm going to have to get one to try it out.The price
is especially impressive for what you get.
If I'm going to get fussy, one thing that does strike me is that you
can't change the height of the camera. so someone taking a picture of
a small object (like a badge!) will either have to crop or they'll be
tempted to use the phone camera's digital zoom - either way, results
will be significantly less than desired.
Cheers, James
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James Morley
www.jamesmorley.net / @jamesinealing
www.whatsthatpicture.com / @PhotosOfThePast
On 24 October 2014 17:46, Ben Rubinstein <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
> On 24/10/2014 11:00, James Morley wrote:
>>
>> Matt, that's great to see. Just knock a zero off the price and release the
>> blueprint open source to make it a diy solution, then we're a long way
>> there.
>
>
> You'll be wanting this one then
> http://standscan.com/
>
> No blueprints (it includes magnets, lights, a nice way of folding which
> probably requires a more exotic material than cardboard) - but I think just
> looking it is pretty much the blueprint for the basic adapt-a-cardboard-box
> diy solution.
>
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