Sync_sample.pdf](https://www.papersync.co/static/PaperSync_sample.pdf))
isn't really selling it. The resolution is a lot lower than I would expect and
there are JPEG artefacts all over the place. If the sample really is
representative, I suggest looking into improving the output quality. I doubt
you built a "fast, hi-res, scanning setup that uses DSLR’s and some other neat
hardware & software" just so you could deliver low-res over-compressed PDFs.

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ssong
(I'm working with OP on this)

Thanks for the feedback! We are using a setup similar to
[http://www.diybookscanner.org/](http://www.diybookscanner.org/) for this and
the scan quality is very high. The sample PDF was scaled down and compressed
to reduce file size. I'll put up a high-res version in a bit.

For the actual service, you can download each individual high-res page scans.

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y-apply
Neat idea and bravo on quick execution.

But did you ever see these guys?

[http://modnotebooks.com/](http://modnotebooks.com/)

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tg3
I think the difference is that with Mod you have to use their notebooks,
whereas with these guys you can send them any notebook. That makes a huge
difference for me personally.

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bdm
Yup, you got it.

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josephjrobison
I've purchased a Mod Notebook and am waiting for it to be delivered. They
launched first, so I get to compare you to them naturally.

Mod Notebook Pros: -Notebook and scanning included ($25) -Only less $10 than
Moleskine and includes digitization, syncing -Prepaid shipping envelope
-Native Mod App to read notes -Syncs with Dropbox, OneNote, Evernote

Mod Notebook Cons: -Shipping delays in the current order, still waiting after
a month from unexpected high demand on their part -$5 more expensive than you
guys

Papersync Pros: -Cheaper ($20) -Can use any notebook

Papersync Cons: -Mailing cost not included -$5 less but no notebook -No
dedicated app -No apparent syncing

On first impression I would splurge the extra $5 for Mod Notebooks every time.
I would definitely consider you guys for old notebooks I have alre