Maps, blueprints, construction drawings, medical charts, environmental monitoring readouts, aerial photographs, flip charts, and flowcharts all are examples of documents that may be oversized.
Oversized documents require specialized equipment and handling in scanning.
In a legal environment, scanning oversized documents allows their images to be produced along with those of standard-sized documents. In the past, scanning oversized documents involved either capturing only the legend information and losing the rest of the image, or breaking the document into multiple images, requiring users to reassemble the entire image from document fragments. Oversized scanning allows an entire image to be captured, without seams or overlaps. This means users can view full images on-screen, zoom in on details of complete images, and blow back images in their entirety. We can scan oversized documents up to 40 inches wide, and essentially of any length.