Kic Click Mini book scanner
CLRC’s Digitization Lab (DigLab) offers a range of services and equipment. We offer in-house digitization and metadata services for our members at cost. Our equipment is also available for use or loan for member projects.
Contact Ashley Beavers with any questions or to request an equipment loan or to schedule a day and time to come in to use equipment.
Used for bound materials that fit in the cradle
Materials: yearbooks, pamphlets, monographs
Scan area: 10 inches x 15 inches per side
Maximum resolution: approximately 400 DPI
Not available for loans, but can be used by our members
Used for materials that lay flat
Materials: newspapers, binders, materials that don’t fit on a flatbed scanner
Scan area: 12.25 inches x 19.2 inches
Maximum resolution: approximately 400 DPI
Not available for loans, but can be used by our members
Used for larger materials that can lay flat
Materials: oversized monographs, posters, maps
Scan area: 24 inches by 36 inches, but it could go larger with some tweaking
Maximum resolution: approximately 400 DPI
May be loaned out in the future
Ideal for unbound flat materials
Used for: documents, photographs
Scan area: 12.2 inches x 17.2 inches
Maximum resolution: 2,400 DPI
We have one available for loan to our members
Ideal for unbound flat materials
Used for: documents, photographs
Scan area: 12.2 inches x 17.2 inches
Maximum resolution: 2,400 DPI
We have one available for loan to our members
Ideal for unbound flat materials
Used for: documents, photographs, slides, negatives
Scan area: 8.5 inches x 11.7 inches
Maximum resolution: 6,400 DPI
We have one available for loan to our members
Can be used for producing oral histories, podcasts, or other audio recordings
Connects to a PC using a USB cable
Can be used for producing oral histories, podcasts, or other audio recordings
Connects to a PC using a USB cable
Erwin Library and Institute: to digitize 7 hotel registers from the Hulbert House which contain the signatures of historic figures and make them available on NY Heritage
Hamilton Public Library: to digitize paper copies of MidYork Weekly newspapers from 1947 – 1954 and make them available on NYS Historic Newspapers
Manlius Library: to digitize 14 yearbooks and create metadata, and make them available on NY Heritage.
Sauquoit Valley Central High School Library: to digitize 64 yearbooks and create metadata, and make them available on NY Heritage.
SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry: to continue digitizing 1,000 more photographs of natural landscapes, wildlife, structures, buildings, bridges, and water features in New York and create metadata, and make them available on NY Heritage.
Utica University Frank E. Gannett Memorial Library: to digitize 66 yearbooks and create metadata, and make them available on NY Heritage.
Manlius Library: to digitize 14 yearbooks and create metadata, and make them available on NY Heritage.
Sauquoit Valley Central High School Library: to digitize 64 yearbooks and create metadata, and make them available on NY Heritage.
SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry: to continue digitizing 1,000 more photographs of natural landscapes, wildlife, structures, buildings, bridges, and water features in New York and create metadata, and make them available on NY Heritage.
SUNY Morrisville: to digitize 108 yearbooks and create metadata, and make them available on NY Heritage.
Utica University Frank E. Gannett Memorial Library: to digitize 66 yearbooks and create metadata, and make them available on NY Heritage.
Erwin Library and Institute: to digitize 7 hotel registers from the Hulbert House which contain the signatures of historic figures and make them available on NY Heritage
Hamilton Public Library: to digitize paper copies of MidYork Weekly newspapers from 1947 – 1954 and make them available on NYS Historic Newspapers
Syracuse University Libraries: to continue transcription by SU students of Oakwood Cemetery Registers and make them available on NY Heritage