Versatile is perhaps the most appropriate word to describe our book2net reprographic studio. With this device, all formats from A6 to A0 can be digitized, regardless of whether a book, a loose page, a photo, a poster or an object such as a coin is placed on the support table. The reprographic system is therefore particularly interesting for archives, which often store a veritable smorgasbord of documents and objects.

What immediately catches the eye is the camera slider, which can extend the distance between the support table and the lens to up to 1.80 meters. This means that even particularly large formats can be scanned. If you want to digitize a small piece of paper or even a stamp after a poster, for example, you simply let the camera slide downwards, close to the object. Incidentally, there are three ways to do this: the cheapest is a crank, which is used to manually adjust the height of the camera, more convenient is the adjustment at the touch of a button, and the “gold standard” is the software, which recognizes what is on the support table and adjusts the camera correctly without the user having to do anything. Whichever option you choose, the quality of the result is always the same, always excellent.

Why is the perfect distance between the camera and the original so important? With large formats, it is obvious that the distance must be correspondingly large to fully capture a poster, for example. However, if it is something small, such as a stamp, the resolution would suffer greatly if the distance to the camera were unnecessarily large. Thanks to the camera slider, the reprographic studio does not “give away” any quality but achieves the best possible result.

Keyword quality: for it to be perfect, the lighting needs to be just right. This is also provided by the system. The two LED daylight lights ensure soft and even illumination. The diffuser panels on the LED lights contribute to this and prevent shadows being cast, which could occur with three-dimensional objects such as a coin.

The high-performance area sensor and the Schneider-Kreuznach precision lens are further pillars of the reprographic system, which ensure that the digital image looks exactly like the original, right down to the last corner. No distortions, no blurring, no color divergences.

Speaking of versatility: we offer this system with our own M70 or M150 cameras, but third-party cameras such as the Sony Alpha or the Fuji GFX M70 can also be integrated without any problems. The size of the support table is also variable. You can choose between the maximum formats A1, A2 and A3. A0 is also possible on request.

The versatility goes even further, because if you opt for a book2net repro system, you can buy a few extras or add them later. Depending on the project, a light table – in various formats, of course – and a support for slides or glass negatives can be practical aids. This also applies to the book holder and many other extras that are compatible with our reprographic studio.

Anyone who opts for this scanning system therefore receives a tailor-made solution that can be individually expanded. This wealth of variants is coupled with quality criteria that characterize all our devices: effective work with a robust device, excellent results, simple operation. In other words, with the book2net reprographic studio you will have enormous added value and great pleasure.