CopiBook V Book Scanner » Digital Services » University of Florida

A large, black i2S V-shape book scanning station. The tall structure features a wide light-blocking canopy at the top housing the camera system. In the center, an inverted V-shaped glass platen is suspended directly above a matching V-shaped book cradle.

Equipment: CopiBook V Book Scanner

Software: IIRISA

Features: Digital Services currently have 2 Copibook V book scanners in production. The CopiBook V Book scanner is Equipped with dual 71 MP Eagle cameras and a 120-degree V-shaped cradle, the Copibook V Book scanner safely supports bound materials without stressing their bindings. Additionally, its enclosed design and two LED lights provide consistent, shadow-free results.

How we use it: Digitization of main queue items such as bound books, unbound newspapers, manuscripts, ledgers, and periodically other oversized materials.

Example Projects:

Baldwin – http://ufdc.ufl.edu/UF00053443/00001
Jeremie Papers – http://ufdc.ufl.edu/AA00039003/00001
Guantanamo Bay Gazette – http://ufdc.ufl.edu/UF00098616/00001

DISCLAIMER: This equipment is used by the Digital Services department at the University of Florida Libraries. Inclusion on this list should not be taken as an endorsement of any manufacturer’s product. Those using this list as a guide for their own purchases should be cautioned that equipment suited to the department’s specific needs, source documents, or fitness-for-purpose determinations may not be suited to another institution’s needs, the source documents they intend to image, or meet other fitness-for-purpose requirements.