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[PADG:1529] Re: Microfilm/Scan simultaneously
Jane
The camera from Zeutschel is the Omnia OK 300 Hybrid that comes in two
sizes and models, the 300 and 301. The only
difference between the two is the size of the documents that they can
capture. The 300 can capture documents up to A-0 size. The
301 can capture documents up to A-1 size. The company
marketing the Zeutschel in the US is Crowley Micrographics (contact R.F.
McCullough, rfmcc@xxxxxxx).
At 05:25 PM 12/20/2001 -0500, you wrote:
Zeutschel has a machine films first
and scans second, or the reverse, but not both at the same time. It
is worth consideration.
Robert Milevski
At 04:50 PM 12/20/01 -0500, you wrote:
For a project in the early planning
stages, the Connecticut State
Library is considering whether a set of aerial photographs can be
microfilmed and scanned simultaneously. I believe I saw such a
machine
or a brochure for one at ALA in the last year or two.
Does anyone know of a vendor that offers that service? Can that
machine
provide continuous tone microfilm?
In lieu of the simultaneous filming/scanning we will consider just
the
continuous tone microfilm from which scanned images can be made. I
know
two vendors who offer this service: NEDCC and Preservation
Resources.
Does anyone know any other vendors?
Thank you all very much,
--Jane
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