Reading Under Light

You can scan paper with the camera in any environment. No need to specifically illuminate the paper

• If you are going to scan in night conditions or in a dark environment, you should keep the paper away from the light source.


• if you expose the paper directly to light reflections may occur on the pencil-encoded boxes


• Areas indicated by a red arrow appear white due to reflection. Because these fields are white, they will be unreadable and will be considered blank
  
  


• There are no reflections in the photograph of the same paper taken away from the light source. All encoded fields will be read without problems
  
  
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