JP2009134286A - Simple book photographing equipment - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a novel book photographing equipment capable of book photographing smoothly by placing the necessary duplicating part while simply placing the spread page flat. <P>SOLUTION: The book photographing device is constituted of: a flat base provided on the semi-open book to be photographed; a supporting part provided on the other part of the semi-open book while crossing to the base; a photographing means provided on the base placed on the surface of the part to be photographed of the semi-open book; and a hood constituted by the walls surrounding the base where, the base is placed on the surface of the semi-open book to be photographed while forming it in a flat state, and an illumination means for illuminating the part to be photographed of the book on the base, and the photographing means are fixedly installed on the hood. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2009,JPO&INPIT

Description

  The present invention relates to a simple book photographing apparatus.

  Due to the widespread use of copying machines, it is possible to simply copy a required portion of a book, magazine, etc. (hereinafter simply referred to as a book). The widened part to be photographed is placed on the glass plate of the copying machine, and the entire book is pressed and the widened part is in contact with the glass plate. There may be a difference in thickness when the shooting location of the book to be copied is open. It is impossible to apply the covering force of the copying machine to the thin portion, and the copying cannot be performed well. Therefore, as shown in FIG. 11, adjusting means 13 such as a magazine is inserted and adjusted on one side of the thin book by the open book on the glass surface 12 of the copying machine 10, and then the whole is pressed by the cover 11. Make a copy. Even if such a measure is taken, it is impossible to flatten the entire open portion, and it is difficult to copy the entire surface.

For these reasons, photography is used for copying. Even when taking a picture, it is difficult to keep the book in a flat spread state (FIG. 10A). In order to solve this, a transparent plate such as glass or transparent plastic covers the surface of the book (FIG. 10B).
And a frame that holds the outer edge of the transparent plate, a pressing plate that sandwiches the document together with the transparent plate in the frame, and a pressing tool such as a spring that repels the pressing plate toward the transparent plate. An original support device has been devised (Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 5-55416). Even if such efforts are made, it is difficult to copy the spread portion with the entire surface being flat, and the book is easily damaged by pushing out the book, and labor is required.

As a general photography apparatus, the apparatus of FIG. 10 is used.
The photographic apparatus has a stage as a photographic stand for placing a subject, a pair of reflected light illumination means 4 as a illuminating light source, and a pedestal 1 in a state where a book placed on the stage is opened. Photographic means (camera) 3 for photographing a subject placed thereon, means 16 for moving the pedestal up and down, and the like are provided (FIG. 10A).
There are also assembly-type devices that place an article inside and take a photograph (FIG. 10 (b), Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 2001-174485, Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 2002-258365).
In any case, no effort has been made to copy a book, and trying to photograph a copy of a book in a spread state is not a fundamental solution.
Easily capture the required duplicated part of the book as a flat surface, and there is no fundamental solution for taking photos without any trouble. There is a need for the development of equipment to do this.
Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 5-55416 JP 2001-174485 A JP 2002-258365 A

  The problem to be solved by the present invention is to provide a novel book photographing apparatus that can easily take a photograph without any trouble by using a plane where the duplicated portion required by the book is widened.

(B) The present inventors diligently studied the above-mentioned problem.
If a thick closed book is in a spread state as a horizontal state, one part of the spread will be rounded away from the horizontal cover part and towards the center of the spread part. As a result of forming a portion that rises in a tinged state, a flat surface is not formed, which may hinder photography (FIG. 7A). When a transparent plate or the like is placed on the surface of a book to make it flat, the binding portion cannot be made flat, and the binding portion cannot be opened sufficiently and taken in a flat state (see FIG. 7 (b)). Such handling also results in serious damage to the book.
(B) In order to improve this state, the present inventors have conducted experiments and found that the following problems can be solved by finding the following points.
When the book is opened half-way and at an appropriate angle, the two sides of the part to be photographed are formed without rounding (FIG. 7 ( C), FIG. 1).
(C) The simple book photographing apparatus shown first is an apparatus configured by taking out a necessary part as a simple book photographing apparatus in a simple book photographing apparatus described later (FIG. 13).
The book photographing device is a flat pedestal provided on the surface of a part to be photographed of a book in a half-open state, and the pedestal provided on the surface of another book part in a half-open state. And a photographic means installed above the pedestal on the surface of the portion of the book to be photographed in a half-opened state. When the pedestal and the support portion intersect at an angle of 80 to 90 degrees, it is effective when photographing a book.
(D) The following is a book photographing device configured with the hood and pedestal in contact (Fig. 1).
(A) a pedestal placed in a state in which a portion of a book that is in a half-opened state is to be photographed forms a plane, and illumination means that illuminates a portion of the book that is to be photographed on the pedestal; The photo photographic means is fixed and the hood consists of a wall part surrounding the pedestal, and the part of the book that is open halfway over the support part that continues from the pedestal is circumscribed by some wall parts The book hood is configured so that the hood is in contact with the pedestal.
The cases in FIGS. 2 and 3 are as follows.
(B) a pedestal placed in a state where a portion of a book that is in a half-opened state to be photographed forms a plane, and illumination means for illuminating a portion of the book on the pedestal that is to be photographed; The wall of the book is a part of the book that has a hood consisting of a wall part in which the photography means is fixedly installed and that surrounds the pedestal, and is open in the other half-open state on the support part that continues from the pedestal. 17 is a book photographing device that circumscribes 17 and is configured such that the hood contacts the book.
(C) When the wall portion is inclined from 80 degrees to 90 degrees with the wall portion facing the pedestal in a state where the book is opened half-opened and the pedestal is inclined from 80 degrees to 90 degrees, the book 5 is in a state close to a flat surface. Get better.
(D) When the wall 17 facing the pedestal in a state where the book is opened half-way is formed of a flexible material that can be folded, it is convenient for taking in and out of the book and handling of the book photographing apparatus.

According to the present invention, when the required copy portion of the book is opened, it is possible to flatten the opened portion without taking any special effort. The part to be copied, which is necessary for copying, can be copied without damaging the book by spreading the book.

A book photographing apparatus of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.
The simple book photographing apparatus shown first is an apparatus that can be said to be configured by taking out a necessary part as a simple book photographing apparatus in a simple book photographing apparatus described later (FIG. 13).
This book photographing device is provided on a surface of a flat base 21 provided on the surface of a portion 24 to be photographed of a book in a half-open state, and on a surface 25 of another book portion in a half-open state. And a photographic means 3 installed above the pedestal 21 on the surface of the portion 24 to be photographed of the book in a half-open state.
A portion 23 where the pedestal 21 and the support portion 22 intersect each other at a certain angle. The pedestal and the wall portion are molded bodies that are molded as a single unit. Because it is placed on the surface of the book to be photographed, plastic with high transparency is used. There is no problem if the resin has high transparency. Acrylic resin or the like is used.
The molded body composed of the pedestal and the support part presses and spreads the book placed underneath from above, and a part 24 to be photographed of the book in a half-open state and a part 25 of another book in a half-open state. Each surface of the plate acts so as to be planar.
When the pedestal 21 and the support portion 22 cross each other at an angle of 80 to 90 degrees, the portion 24 to be photographed in the half-opened book and the portion 25 of the other book in the half-opened state are planarized. It is possible to keep it, and there is no trouble in taking a picture of a book.
In this case, the book is placed under the pedestal and the support portion as compared with the case of the book photographing apparatus described later. Although the book may be placed on the surface of the pedestal and the support portion, it may happen that the book cannot be sufficiently pressed and spread.

FIG. 1 is a diagram for explaining the state of the book photographing apparatus of the present invention.
The book photographing apparatus of the present invention is intended to photograph a pedestal 1 placed in a state where a portion 5 to be photographed in a half-opened state forms a plane, and a book on the pedestal. A book in which the illuminating means for illuminating the portion 5 and the photographing means 3 are fixedly installed and the hood 2 is composed of a wall portion surrounding the pedestal, and the book is in a state of being opened in a half-open state on the support portion continuing from the pedestal. Is circumscribed on a part of the wall portion 17, and the hood 2 is configured to be in contact with the base 1.
In this case, the shape of the hood is larger than the shape of the book in which the shape of the pedestal 1 and the hood 2 is half open.

In the hood 2 of the book photographing apparatus in FIG. 1, the illumination means for illuminating the portion of the book to be photographed on the pedestal and the photography means 3 (in this case, the photography apparatus serves as both. Of course, the top part) The lighting means can be installed in the hood as will be described later, and in this case, it is not necessary to use the photographing means). .
The hood 2 is composed of a part of wall portions 17 and other wall portions.
Some of the wall portions 17 are provided on the lower surface of the flat pedestal 1 on the lower surface of the portion 5 to be photographed of the book in the half-open state and the other book portion in the half-open state. This is a part of the wall 17 that constitutes the hood that exists between the supporting portions 22. In order not to disturb the movement of the pedestal and the like, it is necessary to be formed of a flexible material that can be bent.
The end of the hood 2 is in direct contact with the pedestal 1 on which the portion of the book on the pedestal to be photographed is placed.

  The angle formed between the pedestal and a portion of the wall portion 17 surrounding the pedestal is 80 to 90 degrees, and the partial wall portion 17 is provided to be inclined with respect to a plane (pedestal). When keeping the portion of the book to be photographed flat, the angle is preferably set. The book on the pedestal is flat when the angle between the pedestal and the wall facing the pedestal in a state where the book is half-opened is 80 to 90 degrees and the part of the wall is inclined. Since it can maintain, it is preferable (FIG. 8, FIG. 12). The above structure means that the hood is formed such that an angle formed by a part of the wall with respect to the end of the hood is inclined from 80 degrees to 90 degrees.

The said one part wall part 17 is comprised by the flexible material which can be bent.
Between the flat pedestal 1 on the lower surface of the portion 5 to be photographed of the book in the half-open state and the support portion 22 provided on the lower surface of the other book portion in the half-open state. A part of the wall 17 of the hood needs to be formed of a flexible material that can be bent so as not to obstruct the movement of the pedestal.
Examples of the foldable flexible material include cloth, non-woven fabric, paper, and plastic. When moving the pedestal, the part where the book exists can be turned up, and even if the book is thick, there is a gap between the book, the hood and the pedestal part because the material is flexible. Absent. As a result, photographing can be performed in a good state.

The part to be photographed of the book in the half-opened state leaves the entire book part of the opened part, and the remaining part on the pedestal faces the inside of the hood provided at the bottom of the hood. The hood is fixed on the pedestal by being covered with the folded portion and the remaining portion being pressed by the hood.
The folded portion is not shown in FIG. FIG. 2 described later explains the folded portion.

The portion of the book that is in the half-opened state is to be photographed, leaving the shooting portion of the widened portion, the remaining part of the book is covered with a frame, and the frame is in a state of being opened half-open The frame is placed on the surface of the portion of the book to be photographed, and the frame fixes the book by pressing the remaining portion of the book.
The frame is effective in maintaining a state in which the portion of the book which is in a half-opened state to be photographed forms a flat surface without being rounded.
The size of the frame is made to be the same size according to the size of A4, A5, B4, B5, chrysanthemum, etc., which is the size of the spread book, and exchanged as necessary. It is effective to select and use.

The next book photographing apparatus of the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS.
FIG. 2 has a portion that bends and folds an end portion of a hood described later.
FIG. 3 uses a frame which will be described later.
The pedestal 1 placed in a state in which the portion of the book in a half-opened state to be photographed forms a plane, and the illumination means for illuminating the portion of the book on the pedestal to be photographed and photography The part of the book in which the means is fixedly installed 3 and is composed of a hood 2 composed of a wall part surrounding the pedestal, and is opened in the other half-open state on the support part continuing from the pedestal is a part of the wall part 17 is circumscribed, and the hood is configured in contact with the book.
In this case, the shape of the hood 1 is larger than the shape of the book in which the pedestal 1 and the hood 2 are half open.

2 and 3, the hood 2 of the book photographing apparatus illuminates the portion of the book to be photographed on the pedestal and the photographing means 3 (in this case, the photographing apparatus serves as both. The lighting means can be installed in the hood as will be described later, and in this case, it is not necessary to use a photographic means). ing.
The hood 2 is composed of a part of wall portions 17 and other wall portions.
Some of the wall portions 17 are provided on the lower surface of the flat base 1 on the lower surface of the portion 5 to be photographed of the book in the half-open state and the other book portion in the half-open state. This is a part of the wall 17 that constitutes the hood that exists between the supporting portions 22. In order not to disturb the movement of the pedestal and the like, it is necessary to be formed of a flexible material that can be bent.
The end of the hood 2 is in direct contact with the book including the portion of the book that is about to be photographed.

  The angle formed between the pedestal and the part of the wall portion 17 surrounding the pedestal is 80 to 90 degrees, and the part of the wall portion is provided to be inclined with respect to the plane. When keeping the portion of the book to be photographed flat, the angle is preferably set. The book on the pedestal is flat when the angle between the pedestal and the wall facing the pedestal in a state where the book is half-opened is 80 to 90 degrees and the part of the wall is inclined. Since it can maintain, it is preferable (FIG. 8, FIG. 12). The above structure means that the hood is formed such that an angle formed by a part of the wall with respect to the end of the hood is inclined from 80 degrees to 90 degrees.

The said one part wall part 17 is comprised by the flexible material which can be bent.
Between the flat pedestal 1 on the lower surface of the portion 5 to be photographed of the book in the half-open state and the support portion 22 provided on the lower surface of the other book portion in the half-open state. A part of the wall 17 of the hood needs to be formed of a flexible material that can be bent so as not to obstruct the movement of the pedestal.
Examples of the foldable flexible material include cloth, non-woven fabric, paper, and plastic. When moving the pedestal, the part where the book exists can be turned up, and even if the book is thick, there is a gap between the book, the hood and the pedestal part because the material is flexible. Absent. As a result, photographing can be performed in a good state.

The following will be described with reference to FIG.
The portion of the book that is in the half-opened state to be photographed is covered with a portion 7 that is folded back toward the inside of the hood provided at the bottom of the hood 2, leaving the portion that is spread apart. When the remaining part of the book is pressed by the hood 2, the hood fixes the remaining part of the book.

The following will be described with reference to FIG.
The portion of the book that is in the half-opened state is to be photographed, leaving the photographing portion of the widened portion, and the remaining portion of the book is covered by the frame body 8, and the frame body 8 is opened at the bottom of the hood The book is inserted between the books including the book to be photographed, and the bottom of the hood and the frame 8 fix the book by pressing the remaining part of the book.
The frame is effective in maintaining a state in which the portion of the book which is in a half-opened state to be photographed forms a flat surface without being rounded.
The size of the frame is made to be the same size according to the size of A4, A5, B4, B5, chrysanthemum, etc., which is the size of the spread book, and exchanged as necessary. It is effective to select and use.

The means for keeping the part of the book to be photographed to be opened in a state where it forms a flat surface without being rounded is a part provided at the bottom of the hood, and the opened part leaves a photographing part, By forming the remaining portion as a portion that turns the end of the hood wall portion inward, the portion of the book to be photographed can be made flat.
The book is in a half-opened state, and the spread-out part is placed in a state of forming a flat surface without being rounded, and the open part of the book is half-opened without being rounded. Means can be installed to fix the angle in an open state (FIG. 4).
As described above, the pedestal 1 placed in a state in which the book is opened in a half-open manner and the spread-out portion forms a flat surface without being rounded is fixed to the pedestal, and the book is opened in a half-open manner By using means (FIG. 4) for fixing the spread portion of the book to a specific angle that can be flattened at the angle of the spread state, the pedestal portion can be fixed at a specific angle, The book can be surely opened in a half-open state, and the pedestal can be maintained in a state in which the open-up portion forms a flat surface without being rounded.
The center of the semicircular portion is fixed to the base 1 by a pin 14. The pedestal is rotatably fixed. If the angle is appropriate, insert a screw into the fixing hole to fix the pedestal at the appropriate angle. Correspondingly, a hole is provided in the pedestal.
Although it is possible to fix at an angle of less than 90 °, it is not appropriate in consideration of lighting the pedestal.

FIG. 5 is a diagram showing a process of assembling the book photographing apparatus of the present invention.
The figure shows a process of taking out a member of the book photographing apparatus from a state in which the member of the book photographing apparatus is stored in a bag or the like and assembling it as a book photographing apparatus.
The entire device is folded and stored in a bag or the like (upper left part). The stored assembly member is taken out (upper right part), and the apparatus is assembled thereafter.
The hood can be set in a state where it can be assembled and disassembled by a normal joining means using a plastic plate, a wood plate material, a metal plate material or the like as a wall, or can be used as a state of being made of corrugated cardboard and capable of being folded or assembled. Can be assembled and used as needed.
In the book photographing apparatus of the apparatus of the present invention, the lighting means (specifically, a lighting device that emits light of a specific wavelength) and the photographing means (specifically, a camera that captures an image) are fixed in contact with the hood. However, it is possible to fix both the installation locations on the top of the hood (FIG. 5). The illumination means can also be used as a flash of the photography means.

FIG. 6 is a view showing that the illumination means and the photography means provided inside the book photography apparatus are fixedly installed on the top of the hood in a state where the book photography apparatus of the present invention is assembled.
Shown in the center is the appearance of the book photography device assembled.
It is the figure (lower-right figure) explaining fixing the illuminating means which illuminates the said spread part inside a hood wall part, and the figure (lower-left figure) which fixes LED of an illuminating means. Photography means can be fixedly installed on the top of the hood (upper left figure).
A lamp used for normal photography can be fixedly installed in the vicinity of the photography means. The light source used for the illumination means is appropriately selected and used.

It is effective to coat the inside of the hood with a material that can reflect light.
As described above, as described in the hood wall portion ((17) in FIG. 1) that faces the side of the hood book that is half-opened, the wall portion is formed of a flexible material that can be bent. You can also. Since the cloth is made of cloth, the portion that comes into contact with the book can be rolled up, and even if the thickness of the book is taken into consideration, no gap is formed between the book and the hood, so that photographing can be performed in a good state.

FIG. 8 shows an improved view of the book photographing apparatus.
In this book photographing apparatus, the pedestal placed in a state where the portion of the book that is opened half-opened forms a flat surface without being rounded, and the wall that faces the side of the book opened half-open The book to be photographed is in a half-open state by a hood formed of a flexible material that can be bent. In the above-described book photographing apparatus, the hood formed of a foldable flexible material and the plane are described assuming that the angle formed by the plane is a right angle or more than a right angle. The reason is that when the book is to be spread, it is generally set to about 180 °. When reading the book with the spread, it is considered to be as close to a plane as possible. However, in that state, the central portion of the book sometimes swells, so it is observed that the central portion of the book can be prevented from swelling as close as possible. It was considered that making this angle acute would not be appropriate because the book would be in a closed state in order to spread the book apart. The present inventors dared to consider a normal state with an acute angle together with a specific state.
The hood is formed so as to be inclined so that the angle formed by the flat surface of the hood formed of the flexible material that can be bent is 80 to 90 degrees (the angle is indicated in white). As a result, it was found that the book can be prevented from swelling and close to a right angle, so that the book can be photographed without any problem with the spread of the book.
Also, it is obvious that adopting this angle is effective and applicable to the above-described apparatus.

The left side of FIG. 9 is a diagram showing a state in which the book 5 is fixed halfway and a part of the wall portion 17 using the improved apparatus of the book photographing apparatus in the state shown in FIG. is there. In the state where the hood is inclined so that the angle formed by the pedestal with a part of the wall portion 17 formed of the flexible material that can be bent as described in FIG. 8 is 80 degrees to 90 degrees. 5 shows a state where 5 is fixed to the photography apparatus.
The right side of FIG. 9 shows a state in which the end of the part of the hood is rotatably fixed to the pedestal (20), and the end of the part of the hood is rotated and the hood is pushed down during book photography. ing. In this state, the book to be photographed remains closed. Next, the corresponding part to be photographed is opened, the book to be photographed is fixed on the pedestal, the hood is rotated again, and When the end of the hood and the pedestal are fixed, the state shown in the left side of FIG. A frame 8 that covers the remaining portion of the book is shown, leaving the shooting portion of the open portion, and the portion of the book to be shot after opening the corresponding portion of the book is pressed and fixed in a flat shape. The As described above, by providing the portion 7 where the end portion of the hood is bent inward, it is possible to leave the photographing portion of the widened portion and not to use the frame body 8 that covers the remaining portion. it can.
The right side of FIG. 9 shows a state in which the end of the part of the hood is rotatably fixed to the pedestal (20), and the end of the part of the hood is rotated during book shooting and the hood is pushed down. However, it is possible to fix the end of the hood and the pedestal by opening the corresponding part of the book, fixing the book to be photographed on the pedestal, and rotating the hood again. After the photographing is completed, the end of the part of the hood can be rotated again when the book is photographed so that the hood is pushed down.
When the book is photographed, the end of the part of the hood is rotated to push down the hood, and the hood is rotated again to fix the end of the part of the hood and the base by remote control. (Not shown).

The figure which shows the book imaging | photography apparatus with which the food | hood of this invention is comprised in contact with a base. The figure which shows the book imaging device comprised by the book on the base of this invention contacting The figure which shows the book imaging device comprised in contact with the book on the base of this invention The figure which shows the means to fix to the angle of the state with which the book provided in the base was opened half open The figure which shows progress of assembling the book imaging device of this invention The figure which shows that the illumination means provided inside the book photography device and the photography means are fixedly installed on the top of the hood with the book photography device of the present invention assembled. The binding part does not become flat in a spread state (a), a photograph is taken by pressing a transparent plate (b), and the book part forms a flat surface when the book is fixed to the pedestal at a specific angle Explanatory diagram showing what to do (c) The figure which shows that the angle which the hood formed with the flexible material which can be bent, and a plane makes is 84 to 86 degrees The left side of FIG. 9 is a view showing a state in which the book is fixed by a wall portion facing the half-open side, and the right side of FIG. 9 is such that the end of the part of the hood is rotatably fixed to the pedestal. FIG. 4 shows a state where the end of the part of the hood is rotated during book shooting and the hood is pushed down. The figure which shows the apparatus which performs the conventional photography Diagram showing copying by copier The figure which shows that the angle which the hood formed with the flexible material which can be bent, and a plane makes is 84 to 86 degrees A book photographing device for photographing a part to be photographed of a book placed on a pedestal and a support part

Explanation of symbols

1: Pedestal
2: Part of the wall and the hood formed of the wall part 3: Photographing means 4: Illumination means 5: Book 6: Fixing means for the illumination means 7: A portion 8 where the end of the hood wall part is bent inward : A frame that covers the remaining portion of the image, leaving the open portion 9: A means for fixing the angle of the pedestal 10: A copier body 11: Cover 12: Glass 13: An adjusting means 14 such as a magazine: Fix Pin 15: Fixing hole 16: Means for moving up and down pedestal 17: Part of wall 18: Means for detecting book (mirror)
19: Angle formed by a part of the hood and a plane (80 to 90 degrees)
20: An end of a part of the hood is rotatably fixed to the pedestal. Part 21: A flat pedestal 22 provided on the surface of the book to be photographed in a half-open state. Support part 23 provided on the surface of the book in a half-open state: A part where the base and the support part intersect (angle: 80 degrees to 90 degrees)

Claims (21)

  A flat pedestal provided on the surface of the part to be photographed of the book in a half-open state, a support part intersecting with the pedestal provided on the surface of the other book part in a half-open state, And a book photographing apparatus comprising a photograph photographing means installed above a pedestal on a surface of a part to be photographed of a book in a half-open state. 2. The book photographing apparatus according to claim 1, wherein the pedestal and the support portion intersect at an angle of 80 degrees to 90 degrees.   A pedestal placed in a state where a portion of a book in a half-opened state to be photographed forms a plane, and illumination means and photographic means for illuminating the portion of the book on the pedestal to be photographed Is a hood composed of a wall part that is fixedly installed and surrounds the pedestal, and the part of the book that is in a half-open state on the support part that continues from the pedestal circumscribes a part of the wall part The book photographing apparatus characterized in that the hood is configured to contact the pedestal.   4. The book photography according to claim 3, wherein an angle between a part of the wall portion surrounding the pedestal and the pedestal is 80 to 90 degrees, and the part of the wall portion is inclined. apparatus.   5. The book photographing apparatus according to claim 3, wherein the partial wall portion is made of a flexible material that can be bent.   The part to be photographed of the book in the half-opened state leaves the entire book part of the opened part, and the remaining part on the pedestal faces the inside of the hood provided at the bottom of the hood. The book photographing apparatus according to any one of claims 3 to 5, wherein the book hood is fixed on a pedestal by being covered with a folded portion and the remaining portion being pressed by the hood.   The portion of the book that is in the half-opened state is to be photographed, leaving the shooting portion of the widened portion, the remaining part of the book is covered with a frame, and the frame is in a state of being opened half-open The book photographing apparatus according to any one of claims 3 to 6, wherein the book photographing device is placed on a surface of a portion of the book to be photographed, and the frame fixes the book by pressing the remaining portion of the book. .   A pedestal placed in a state where a portion of a book in a half-opened state to be photographed forms a plane, and illumination means and photographic means for illuminating the portion of the book on the pedestal to be photographed Is a fixed hood and is composed of a hood composed of a wall surrounding the pedestal, and the portion of the book that is spread apart in the other half-opening above the support that continues from the pedestal circumscribes some of the walls. A book photographing apparatus characterized in that the hood is configured to contact the book.   9. The book photography according to claim 8, wherein an angle between a part of the wall surrounding the pedestal and the pedestal is 80 degrees to 90 degrees, and the part of the wall is inclined. apparatus.   10. The book photographing apparatus according to claim 8, wherein the part of the wall portion is made of a flexible material that can be bent.   The portion of the book that is in the half-opened state that is about to be photographed is covered with a portion that is folded back toward the inside of the hood provided at the bottom of the hood, leaving the portion that is spread apart. 11. The book photographing apparatus according to claim 8, wherein the remaining portion of the book is pressed by the hood so that the hood is fixed on the pedestal.   The portion of the book that is in the half-opened state is to be photographed, leaving the photographing portion of the widened portion, and the remaining portion of the book is covered with a frame, and the frame is the bottom of the hood and the opened portion The book photographing apparatus according to any one of claims 8 to 11, wherein the book photographing apparatus is inserted between the hood bottom part and the frame body to fix the book by pressing a remaining part of the book.   The book is in a state in which the book is opened in half open, and the pedestal placed in a state in which the opened part forms a flat surface without being rounded, the book provided on the pedestal is in a state opened in half open The book photographing apparatus according to any one of claims 8 to 12, further comprising means for fixing to an angle.   The book photographing apparatus according to any one of claims 3 to 13, wherein illumination means for illuminating a spread portion on the pedestal is fixedly installed inside the hood.   14. The book photographing apparatus according to claim 3, wherein an illuminating means and a photographic means for illuminating a spread portion on the pedestal are fixedly installed together on the top of the hood.   14. The book photographing apparatus according to claim 13, wherein the photograph photographing means is remotely operated by remote control operation.   The book photographing apparatus according to any one of claims 3 to 16, wherein a detecting means for detecting the state of the book inside the book photographing apparatus is fixedly installed on the top of the hood.   18. The book photographing apparatus according to claim 17, wherein the detecting means for detecting the state of the book is a mirror.   19. The book photographing apparatus according to claim 3, wherein the hood is formed so that a wall portion can be joined, or formed so as to be assembled by a bending operation or the like.   20. The book photographing apparatus according to any one of claims 3 to 19, wherein the hood and the pedestal are individually formed and used in combination when photographing a book.   The edge of the part of the hood is rotatably fixed to the pedestal, and the book part to be photographed is fixed on the pedestal by rotating the end of the part of the hood and pushing down the hood when photographing the book. The book photographing apparatus according to any one of claims 3 to 20, wherein the hood is rotated again to fix the end of the part of the hood and the pedestal.

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