I am on another list for genealogy. It seems that when scanning documents the time involved is a lot longer then using a camera (um-hum). Anyhow, a woman took photos of the same documents and found out she could get the same if not better quality in a shorter amont of time.
The question arose at some places that a flash was not allowed due to damage done
to the documents. Can anyone tell me (curious) why it would not be alright to use a flash but it's perfectly okay to scan a document? It seems I've noticed super bright light over a longer period then a flash takes, when a scanner runs it's course. I'm just curious about it. Thanks, Linda B.
