Book Scanning
Non-destructive and destructive book scanning for corporate, consumer and heritage collections.
View service →Professional scanning and digital imaging for books, documents, manuscripts, archives, maps, plans, artwork and heritage collections.
Oxford Duplication Centre provides professional document and heritage digitisation for corporate, consumer, academic and heritage clients. Our services cover everything from individual documents and books through to substantial archival collections.
We can work with fragile and bound materials, mixed paper collections, oversized maps and plans, artwork and other originals where careful handling and appropriate imaging are essential.
Book, journal, diary, manuscript and periodical digitisation.
Non-destructive and destructive book scanning for corporate, consumer and heritage collections.
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Careful digitisation of bound volumes, ledgers, registers and historic publications.
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Specialist handling and scanning for fragile, rare and valuable books.
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High-quality imaging for manuscripts, research collections and historic papers.
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Digitisation of diaries, minute books, registers and handwritten volumes.
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Professional scanning for journals, periodicals and research publications.
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High-quality digitisation of magazines, periodicals and printed publications.
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Create searchable digital documents using OCR processing where required.
View service →Corporate, fragile, mixed-paper and on-demand document scanning.
Professional scanning of business records, paper files and operational documents.
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Careful digitisation of delicate, damaged and historically important paper.
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Individual documents and smaller scanning projects without a large-volume commitment.
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Digitisation of tickets, leaflets, programmes, posters and other paper ephemera.
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Digitisation of historic documents, records and research collections.
View service →Specialist digitisation for museums, archives, universities and historical collections.
Professional imaging for historic and culturally significant collections.
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Specialist digitisation of historic and valuable bound books.
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Digitisation of heritage artwork, prints, documents and collection materials.
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Digitisation projects for local history, research and archival collections.
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Digitisation of historic diaries, records and personal collections.
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Imaging services for museums, libraries and cultural organisations.
View service →Oversized maps, drawings, artwork, parchment and technical documents.
Wide-format scanning for oversized documents, technical drawings, plans and records.
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Large-format A0 scanning for plans, drawings, maps and oversized documents.
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High-quality wide-format imaging for artwork, prints, posters and oversized originals.
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Digitisation of maps, plans, drawings and oversized technical originals.
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Careful imaging of parchment, linen, cotton and other specialist originals.
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Document and heritage collections often require more than standard scanning. We consider the condition, construction, size and intended use of each collection before production begins.
Where appropriate, we can work with fragile books, bound volumes, manuscripts, parchment, oversized documents, maps, artwork and historic paper.
Review format, condition, quantity and the intended use of the digital files.
Organise originals and select the appropriate handling and imaging method.
Digitise at an agreed specification for access, publication, research or preservation.
Apply agreed cropping, tonal, colour, file naming or OCR processing where required.
Provide digital files in the agreed format and structure for your workflow.
Documents and books can be delivered in practical formats for access, publication, research, printing, OCR and digital archiving. Requirements can be agreed before production begins.