my name is jesse bell. i'm the coordinator here at the san francisco scanning center for internet archive. we have 33 scanning locations and this is one of them in which we were working on digitizing books, microfilm and also regular film. we have three main steps and we have our first to create a web page for each item. we have our second step which is the image capture step. tina is working on our second step. this is the machine that we designed. it is a way to digitize books that is non destructive that also ju just as important provides high quality images once the book is online. we have two professional grade cameras one in the upper right and upper left. what tina will do is go through each page and take an image. we have two panes of glass on top and what that does is, it presses the page so that it is flat and that will provide a nice clear, image once it is online. it is a versatile set up we can scan all types of books and we want to be prepared for that. after the image capture step we have the

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