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DS & ME – Resolution Test Targets for Scanners & Micrographic Cameras

Laurie Varendorff — Mon, 12 Nov 2018 08:25:50 +0000

Digital Scanning & Microfilm Equipment – DS & ME are the official Australian Distributors for the A&P International range of Resolution Calibration Test Target/s - Chart/s – Pattern/s - Image/s for general & specialised Scanners - Imagers and Microfilm, Micrographic – Microform Cameras plus Microfilm Inspection Lupes and Density Scales. No matter what size of equipment you have installed we can […]

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Quality Control of Document Imaging or Scanning

Laurie Varendorff — Fri, 15 Jul 2016 08:46:30 +0000

Quality Control of Document Imaging or Scanning How does one know if ones scanner is doing its thing, correctly? How does one know that the courts will accept ones scanned images if one is not keeping a daily record of the scanners performance? How does one know that the images scanned are a true facsimile […]

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Now that you’ve scanned your documents, maps, plans

Laurie Varendorff — Fri, 15 Jul 2016 08:44:28 +0000

Now that you’ve scanned your documents, maps, plans Once you have imaged your physical documents, each state offers different advice on how to manage the information. When you embark on an imaging project, issues such as ensuring the accuracy of the scanning and properly disposing of physical documents when they are past their lifespan emerge. […]

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Scanned Images .TIFF or .PDF and what will happen when I go to Court

Laurie Varendorff — Fri, 15 Jul 2016 08:42:36 +0000

Scanned Images .TIFF or .PDF and what will happen when I go to Court What a lovely subject! This is a response to a question raised on the Records Management Association of Australasia “RMAA” Listserv in June 2002 On Wed, 26 Jun 2002 10:22:41 +1000, Mark de Berg, asked: What is the best format to […]

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Scanning for Legal needs

Laurie Varendorff — Fri, 15 Jul 2016 08:40:26 +0000

Scanning for Legal needs I had a response from a concerned person who asked how they could recover 600,000 images which were less than usable. It is unlikely that any Quality Assurance Policies or Practices were in place to check on the quality of the images produced at the point of scanning or some time […]

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Born Digital- call in the Lawyers!

Laurie Varendorff — Fri, 15 Jul 2016 08:38:54 +0000

Born Digital- call in the Lawyers! Call in the Lawyers! Which is the original? My Microsoft word version with links to other documents, the corporate Intranet and the WWW or the paper copy sent to the recipient without all of the metadata? Welcome to 2002 when 98% or more of correspondence is generated electronically by word […]

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Why should we scan / image documents?

Laurie Varendorff — Fri, 15 Jul 2016 08:34:37 +0000

Why should we scan / image documents? Does scanning / imaging improve efficiency? Scanning/imaging in itself does not improve efficiency but the resultant ease of access, distribution and reduction in the mass of paper that has been scanned, plus access to the same data at the same time by multiple users locally or around the […]

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Proofing of Scanned-Imaged Documentation of all sizes – A hypothetical question: Do we need to Quality Assure – QA every document scanned in a scanning / imaging process?

Laurie Varendorff — Fri, 15 Jul 2016 08:32:18 +0000

Proofing of Scanned-Imaged Documentation of all sizes A hypothetical question: Do we need to Quality Assure – QA every document scanned in a scanning / imaging process? And the answer is –it depends! It depends on what? Quality Assurance – QA of the process but not necessarily the individual document! As an internal or […]

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DS & ME – COLOUR Photographically Produced Scanner Resolution Test Targets Approximately A3 DIN in size @ 297 mm wide x 430 mm long

Laurie Varendorff — Wed, 29 Jun 2016 09:17:01 +0000

DS & ME – COLOUR Photographically Produced Scanner Resolution Test Targets Approximately A3 DIN in size @ 297 mm wide x 430 mm long In its original Uncompressed .TIFF format this image scanned on the SMA model SCAN MASTER 1 – A1 Scanner of a Sample image of an Image Access S2N - A3 size Test Target was scanned […]

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DS & ME – BLACK on WHITE Photographically Produced Scanner plus Micrographic Resolution Test Targets

Laurie Varendorff — Sat, 07 May 2016 09:46:12 +0000

DS & ME – BLACK on WHITE Photographically Produced Scanner plus Micrographic Resolution Test Targets BLACK on WHITE Photographically Produced Resolution Calibration Test Target/s - Chart/s - Pattern/s - Image/s for Scanning - Imaging and Microfilm, Micrographic - Microform Camera Quality Assurance Calibration & Testing, legal & statutory compliance & peace of mind. Digital Scanning & Microfilm […]

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