# Re: Preview-when scanning?

From: Mick Barry (mick@objects.com.au)
Date: Fri Mar 02 2001 - 15:20:36 PST

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  Ian,

  Check out 'Scan lite' at
  http://www.objects.com.au/products/josi/scanlite.
  It displays each scan overlaid on the preview, allowing you to modify
  scan parameters and rescan if required. (Sorry no zoom at this stage).
  It requires Java 2 runtime, and saned.

  Mick Barry
  Objects Pty Ptd

  Ian Stirling wrote:
  >
  > Occasionally, I have to scan a long document.
  > It'd be nice to be able to see an updated image of the page just
  > scanned, so I can rescan the page if needed.
  >
  > A way of zooming the preview, so part of the page only was visible,
  > would also be nice, as it would enable looking at page numbers, to
  > make sure that a page hasn't been skipped.
  >
  > (page 264 of an 800 page book right now)
  >
  > On a similar topic, is there any simple program that corrects the
  > various aberrations due to scanning a bound book?
  > Such as looking for the greying as the image nears the spine, and at
  > least normalising the pallette, maybe even finding the edges of the page,
  > and auto-cropping.
  >
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