Re: Camera That Talks
- From: "eggmann" <eggmann@xxxxxxx>
- To: <optacon-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 6 Jul 2006 21:45:35 -0500
Would you believe, a pound of salt. A 40% error rate would make the document
unreadable--well, almost. While I love my opticon, I certainly would scream
bloody murder were my k1000 or scanner to quit working and would take steps
to fix the problem immediately.
With the amount of reading I did while travelling, the new reader would have
been most useful and, were it not for the still more flexible opticon and my
present k1000, I would certainly consider at least the next major release of
this exciting product.
Doug: Wonder if there's software that would recognize me!
I wouldn't take an anecdotal unsubstantiated statistic like that with
anything more than a grain of salt. There were no sorts of control
conditions, or suite of
documents on which this number out of the air was taken. Learning to
maintain a focal length distance, and compensate for ambient lighting
conditions isn't
intuitive, or non trivial in terms of requisite patience and practice,
especially considering the universe of print against which one is also
placing their ability to
handle the afore mentioned variables.
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