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One Picture of ALL-Labels on Pill Bottle
Jan 31, 2017 08:49:30 #
Gpa-15
Loc: Tinton Falls, NJ
tgreenhaw wrote:
How about a video where you turn the labels. You could pause to read the ones you want.
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Hi 'tgreenhaw'... I'll have to THINK that over (some of the Labels, top to bottom, over lap each other). --- Thanks for the Solution.
Jan 31, 2017 08:56:53 #
Gpa-15
Loc: Tinton Falls, NJ
twowindsbear wrote:
Remove all the labels, flatten them, then photograph or scan them.
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That's my WAG
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Hi 'twowindsbear'... Thanks for the Solution.
Jan 31, 2017 09:02:17 #
Gpa-15
Loc: Tinton Falls, NJ
Leitz wrote:
Anyone who can write ought to be able to copy it. Or, maybe the label can be peeled off in one piece.
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Hi 'Leitz'... On a couple of larger bottles, the labelS are on 360° of the Surface ...and Overlapping. -- THANKS for your Solution.
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Jan 31, 2017 09:14:23 #
tgreenhaw wrote:
Please post your results of the flat bed scan idea :-)
You talking to me?????
If so, unfortunately I can't post these results, as I no longer have that image.
A friend of mine needed the info from the label, so I scanned, e-mailed her the image and when I knew she'd received it, deleted it from my own computer.
Jan 31, 2017 09:57:34 #
melismus wrote:
Probably the labels cover more than 180 degrees around the bottle, so cannot be covered in one shot. Might be able to stitch two or more shots; might be easiest to soak labels in Oops! so they peel off for a flat shot.
Jan 31, 2017 10:00:27 #
Gpa-15 wrote:
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Hi 'jerryc41'... I'm SO sorry, I'm having difficulty visualizing your suggestion. Remember, the Labels cover 360° on the bottle (I should have been That specific).
Hi 'jerryc41'... I'm SO sorry, I'm having difficulty visualizing your suggestion. Remember, the Labels cover 360° on the bottle (I should have been That specific).
Okay. Got it. Right now, there's no way to take a picture of the front of the bottle and the rear at the same time. You could use mirrors, but that would introduce another problem. You'll need several shots to get the entire label.
Jan 31, 2017 10:12:26 #
Gpa-15
Loc: Tinton Falls, NJ
jerryc41 wrote:
Okay. Got it. Right now, there's no way to take a picture of the front of the bottle and the rear at the same time. You could use mirrors, but that would introduce another problem. You'll need several shots to get the entire label.
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Hi 'jerryc41'... I'm studying HOW to make the PANO-Image 'Double-Tap-Bigger'. --- Snappy Happy reminded me that my little Apple iPod Touch has a Pano Mode.
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"You could try a camera with panorama mode (cell phone), and move the camera around the bottle until you complete the shot."
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Any THOUGHTS Jer.?.?.?
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Feb 1, 2017 06:32:17 #
Feb 1, 2017 06:56:41 #
Gpa-15
Loc: Tinton Falls, NJ
WessoJPEG wrote:
Use a camera.
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Hi 'WessoJPEG'... HeHeHe, me thinks thou hast morphed into an intellectual buttock.!
Feb 1, 2017 07:08:54 #
Gpa-15 wrote:
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Hi 'WessoJPEG'... HeHeHe, me thinks thou hast morphed into an intellectual buttock.!
Hi 'WessoJPEG'... HeHeHe, me thinks thou hast morphed into an intellectual buttock.!
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Feb 1, 2017 07:56:51 #
Place the bottle on center of a lazy Susan. Put camera on tripod and frame in on the beginning of label area. Set camera in panoramic shot. Click shutter and slowly turn the lazy susan. You may have to practice a few times to get the timing. Most point and shoot cameras have a panoramic mode. So do most smart phones.
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Feb 1, 2017 08:02:39 #
Feb 1, 2017 08:53:46 #
Szalajj
Loc: Salem, NH
Do you have a Lazy Susan anywhere in your kitchen or dining room?
Set your camera on a tripod.
Center the bottle on the Lazy Susan and start shooting from one edge of the label and rotate the Lazy Susan a little bit at a time to the far side.
Use a panorama set up in your post processing software to "stitch" the shots together.
In order to do this correctly, you'll have to maintain a constant distance from the camera lens to the label.
Set your camera on a tripod.
Center the bottle on the Lazy Susan and start shooting from one edge of the label and rotate the Lazy Susan a little bit at a time to the far side.
Use a panorama set up in your post processing software to "stitch" the shots together.
In order to do this correctly, you'll have to maintain a constant distance from the camera lens to the label.
Feb 1, 2017 09:36:21 #
Gpa-15
Loc: Tinton Falls, NJ
Szalajj wrote:
Do you have a Lazy Susan anywhere in your kitchen or dining room?
Set your camera on a tripod.
Center the bottle on the Lazy Susan and start shooting from one edge of the label and rotate the Lazy Susan a little bit at a time to the far side.
Use a panorama set up in your post processing software to "stitch" the shots together.
In order to do this correctly, you'll have to maintain a constant distance from the camera lens to the label.
Set your camera on a tripod.
Center the bottle on the Lazy Susan and start shooting from one edge of the label and rotate the Lazy Susan a little bit at a time to the far side.
Use a panorama set up in your post processing software to "stitch" the shots together.
In order to do this correctly, you'll have to maintain a constant distance from the camera lens to the label.
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Hi 'Szalajj'... Thanks SO Much; this is MOST Helpful.!.!.!
Feb 1, 2017 09:55:32 #
WessoJPEG wrote:
Just take a picture of your prescription, DUH.
Real easy have the pharmacist print each label for you. Do not mount it but just give it to you. Then scan each one or all at once depending on the size of the scanner.
No fuss no muss and will come out far superior to trying to photograph them mounted in the round.
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