NISHIO Hirokazu[English][日本語]

I want to scan books non-destructively.

I'm starting to feel that I'm depriving AI assistant of reading opportunities for books that I can't scan (e.g. with a scanner) because they are valuable books, or even if I can't scan them because I don't know why I would buy a book and then scan it without reading it myself. I'm starting to feel that I'm depriving AI assistants of reading opportunities.

Should have a means of [non-destructive scanning

gpt.icon 1. smartphone app + dedicated platform (easy and cost-minimized) - Required items:. - Smartphone with high-resolution camera. - A shooting stand for books (available for a few thousand yen) and weights to keep the book flat. - Recommended apps: Adobe Scan, CamScanner, Microsoft Lens (with OCR function). - Procedure: 1. - Place the book on the stand and fix the phone. - The application takes one page at a time (automatic correction and OCR are applied). - Output to PDF. - Benefits - Almost no initial investment is required. - It doesn't take much time for one to three books.
  1. rental of non-destructive scanners (high quality and short time)
  • Recommended equipment:.
    • Short-term rentals of CZUR, ScanSnap SV600, etc. (1 week to 1 month rentals available).
  • How to use: 1.
    • Rental services (easily arranged online) are available for as little as a few thousand yen.
    • Digitization with high-speed scanning & distortion correction function.
  • Benefits
    • Authentic finish.
    • Multiple books can be scanned in a short time.

You can also try LINKLET to see if it is accurate enough.

o1 Pro.icon Recommended Approach - If you want to start experimenting: Simply make your own V-shaped holder + take pictures with your smartphone. - For high quality and less hassle: purchase [CZUR Shine Ultra](/en/CZUR%20Shine%20Ultra) or hire a vendor.

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