Book Scanners

Large Format Book Scanners

Large format book scanners are perfect for digitizing bound documents and books. These scanners allow the operator to digitize sensitive, fragile and rare documents, pamphlets, and books without causing any damage to the originals during the process. The documents are not fed through a scanner, so brittle items like newspapers or historical documents will not be put at risk during the scanning process. Large format book scanners also have a very wide color gamut and high optical resolution, making them great scanners for photographs, graphic artwork, and even paintings.

Bookeye Scanners

The Bookeye series is a collection of archival-quality overhead book scanners developed to meet the needs of many professionals. Each model comes equipped with a 120 degree v-shaped book cradle that converts to a flatbed surface, integrated touchscreen and monitor to preview and control scans.

Scanner Comparison Matrix

Are you interested in purchasing a scanner, but don’t quite know which one to get? Download our Specialty Scanner Comparison Matrix to view pricing and learn more about all of the different options!

Overhead Book Scanners

Image Access Bookeye 4 V1A-C35 / C50

Image Access Bookeye 5 V1A Professional

Features

  • Sensor Technology: CCD
  • Scan Area: 25” x 33.5”
  • Holds Books up to 13.8″ Thick
  • Resolution: 600 dpi
  • Adjustable V-shaped Book Cradle
  • Motorized Compensation Cradle
  • Integrated Flat Glass Plate

Features

  • Sensor Technology: CCD
  • Scan Area: 25” x 36”
  • Resolution: 600 dpi
  • Adjustable V-shaped Book Cradle
  • Converts to Flatbed Surface
  • Compensation Cradle
  • Integrated Flat Glass Plate

Image Access Bookeye 5 V2

Image Access Bookeye 5 V3

Features

  • Scan area 18 x 24 inches
  • Overhead scanner for formats up to A2+
  • 400 x 400 dpi scanner resolution
  • V-shaped book cradle 120 – 180 degrees
  • Automatic white balance and black value
  • Large 19 inch preview screen

Features

  • Scan area 15.3 x 18.9 inches
  • Scan speed at 200 DPI of 1.1 seconds
  • Scan output 24 bit color, 8 bit grayscale
  • 19″ Flat Panel Preview Screen
  • MAC & PC Compatible
  • Network scanning via web browser

Oversized Book Scanners

SMA Scan Master 2

Features

  • Scan area 25 x 18 inches
  • 3 sec/scan at 300 dpi
  • 1200 dpi Maximum Resolution
  • 36/24 Bit Color / 8 Bit Grey Scale
  • Optional 120 degree Book Holder

SMA Scan Master 1

Features

  • Scan area 25 x 36 inches
  • 6 sec/scan at 300 dpi
  • 1200 dpi Maximum Resolution
  • 36/24 Bit Color / 8 Bit Grey Scale
  • Optional 120 degree Book Holder

SMA Scan Master 0

Features

  • Scan area 36 x 50 inches
  • 12 sec/scan at 300 dpi
  • 1200 dpi Maximum Resolution
  • 36/24 Bit Color / 8 Bit Grayscale
  • Optional 120 degree Book Holder

FAQs

Do I need to calibrate my Bookeye scanner?

If properly set up, your scanner should not need much calibration. Yet if you notice a degradation in the quality of your scans, a calibration may be necessary.

How do I calibrate the scanner?

The Bookeye scanner allows its operators to perform most calibrations directly from the touchscreen. Within the Scan2Net application, access the setup menu by quickly tapping the time and date field 10 times or more in 10 seconds or less. Now the set up menu should be displayed.

Within the setup menu, you will see a few different tabs and options. The first option should be ‘white balance’. Follow the instructions to complete the white balance calibration. The white balance calibration is most likely the only calibration that you will need to perform from time to time.

Follow the instructions on the screen to undergo the white balance calibration. The calibration process takes around 30 to 40 seconds, so be patient with the machine. After the calibration is finished, the results will be displayed on the screen. If you see any red text, we suggest attempting the calibration a second time. You can also try deleting the white balance data in order to remove any old calibration data that is not relevant anymore. This can be done by pressing the ‘remove white balance data’ button.

If you still continue to see any errors, please contact us! Make sure to provide as much information as possible about the issue, and include any screenshots of the display for reference.