Can you confirm that the Bookeye does not contact the top of the scanned surface?
The Bookeye scanner does not come in contact with the object being scanned, as it is an overhead (or planetary scanner). It’s reader head remains about 2 feet from the scanned surface. Components within the head move, but the head does not move. Take a look at the picture of the Bookeye on our web site if you have not seen one yet. If you were scanning a book, the page of the book being scanned could be nearly 4 inches from the scanner bed surface. If it is taller than 4 inches or so, the surface will not be in focus.
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