• - Large format scanning involves converting large or oversized documents, photographs, and artwork into digital formats. It utilizes specialized scanners designed to handle documents up to 60 inches wide, and – if the software buffer allows – almost endless in length.

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• Most large format scanning solutions can be set to match regional paper sizes such as ISO, ANSI and Arch.

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• The primary goal of large format scanning is to create high-resolution digital versions of these large documents or images for purposes such as preservation, archiving, accessibility, digital workflows, and print inspection.

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• Some common examples of materials that might undergo large format scanning include architectural blueprints, engineering drawings, maps and GIS, historical documents and archives, paintings, artwork, posters, photographs, and technical diagrams.

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• Large format scanning solutions are capable of capturing fine details, colors, and textures, ensuring that the digital reproductions maintain the quality and fidelity of the original materials.