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Digitization Kits
Digitization Kits
Digitization Kits
The Library of Michigan circulates Digitization Kits to provide libraries with access to scanning resources without having to invest in costly equipment. This project was designed to increase the capacity of Michigan's libraries and cultural heritage institutions to digitize, provide access to, and preserve their local history collections through digitization.
CLICK HERE to Reserve a Digitization Kit!
Each kit contains everything needed to digitize common formats; please review the contents for each to select the kit appropriate for your project.
Epson Perfection V600 Photo Kit (3 kits available)
Dell Latitude 5520 Laptop
Dell Latitude 5520 Laptop Power Supply
Epson Perfection V600 Photo (scanner)
Epson Perfection V600 Photo Power Supply and Cables
Epson Perfection V600 Photo Slide Adapters (x2)
Wireless Mouse
Surge Protector
Kodak Color Separation Guide and Grayscale
Box of Nitrile Gloves
Glass Cleaning Kit
Epson V600 Digitization Guide
Plustek OpticBook A300 Plus (2 kits available)
Dell Latitude 5520 Laptop
Dell Latitude 5520 Laptop Power Supply
Plustek OpticBook A300 Plus
Plustek OpticBook A300 Plus Power Supply and Cables
Wireless Mouse
Surge Protector
Kodak Color Separation Guide and Grayscale
Box of Nitrile Gloves
Glass Cleaning Kit
Plustek A300 Digitization Guide
ABBYY FineReader 12
GIMP 2.10.3
ArcSoft PhotoStudio
IrfanView 4.59
Adobe Acrobat Reader
DART
Epson Scan (Epson Driver)
Book Pavilion (Plustek Driver)
Kits can be reserved for up to two months at a time. Borrowed kits appear on the calendar below on the dates they are in use. Check to see when a kit is available before submitting your kit request.
This project is made possible by grant funds from the U.S. Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS) administered by the State of Michigan through the Library of Michigan.