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Reddit mentions of ScanJig – Document Scanning Stand - Phones/Tablets – Basic Model. Adjustable, Precise Image Alignment. Accurate Text Recognition
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ASSISTIVE TECHNOLOGY – The professional option for helping the Blind, Visually Impaired, those with Fine Motor Difficulties and Tremors. This second generation scanning stand is designed to provide easy tactile and guided positioning of both your mobile device and document. You get correct alignment and field of view on the first scan.NO NEED TO STAND OVER THE DOCUMENT – AVOID SHADOWS & GLARE - Work from a comfortable seated position with full access to your tablet or phone’s touch screen. ScanJig's patented angled design helps capture more room light, avoid shadows and reduce glare. The flash is not required.TABLET SUPPORT - Molded plastic parts provide firm support for tablets and phones. The ScanJig Pro model includes an extended shelf to better support larger tablets (e.g., iPad Pro 12.9 inch)ADJUST DISTANCE & ALIGNMENT – POSITION TABLET OR PHONE FOR BEST FIELD OF VIEW – IMPROVE TEXT RECOGNITION (OCR) - Move mobile device on three axes for the optimum distance and precise center. Use repositionable stops so your phone or tablet can easily be placed in the same spot for each subsequent use.IMPROVE APP PERFORMANCE - Just open the ScanJig, place your device, and start scanning in seconds. With built-in guides you can quickly scan up to 10 pages per minute. This rugged, durable stand folds down and snaps shut to easily fit in a backpack or suitcase. Popular apps include Scanner Pro, Camscanner, Notes, Seeing AI, Evernote, Voice Dream and many more.
Specs:
| Color | Basic |
| Height | 1.5 Inches |
| Length | 13.5 Inches |
| Weight | 1.9 Pounds |
| Width | 9 Inches |
If you have a computer and a printer/copier/scanner combo, (here's one for sub $100 or if you feel like spending $800+ for one I'd recommend this one). But if you have to take them on your phone then try and make sure you have good light and a stable hand. Also, if you plan on making more art to post here (Which, by the way, yours was great) and have to use your phone you could look into something like this. It's (somewhat) cheap, but it makes it so much easier to scan good quality pictures and documents.