LIMB Capture

Scanning software for all i2S scanners

Smart acquisition

Productivity

Saving

Capture our cultural heritage without compromising on performance or image quality

LIMB Capture equips all i2S scanners to ensure that the digitization process respects valuable and unique collections, image quality and, without compromising on performance. This image acquisition software also guarantees scanner calibration processes.

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Smart acquisition

  • Real-time color preview
  • Zoom on scan window.
  • Automatic format detection
  • Automatic document detection and cropping
  • Automatic calibration
  • Finger masking
  • Image saving and removal of unwanted elements.

Productivity

  • Camera, book cradle, lighting and glass management
  • Thumbnail flow for deleting/adding/inserting images
  • ICC Color management
  • Real-time MTF
  • Production environment: connection, metadata tagging, METS output
  • LIMB Capture provides an API for connecting your own monetization system.

Saving

  • Multiple frames saving
  • Various output file formats (TIFF, JPEG, PDF, JP2, PNG, BMP, DNG, etc.)

Automatic Calibration module

in less than 5 minutes

With LIMB Capture, auto-adjust your book scanner for an optimal image quality

  • Automatic adjustment of all key image criteria
  • Consistent image quality, compliant with ISO, FADGI, and Metamorfoze standards
  • Intuitive and accessible for all operators

Select the standard you wish to be compliant with,
and follow these steps:

Step 01

Step 02

Step 03

Step 04

Automatic Focus Adjustment

Lighting uniformity

ICC Generation & Calibration

Calibration completed!

Not compliant with the standard you’ve selected?

you are indicated wich criteria you need to modify

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