
Image Skew (ID card scanning)
Image skew in ID card scanning occurs when a card is scanned at an angle rather than straight, resulting in a tilted digital image. This issue happens most often in

Image skew in ID card scanning occurs when a card is scanned at an angle rather than straight, resulting in a tilted digital image. This issue happens most often in

Skew is annoying when you’re taking photos, but it can be a real problem when you’re scanning a document and trying to read what’s on it. A look at the

The term check kiting refers to abusing the lag time for processing check payments in order to hide a negative account balance, or to inflate a positive balance. This is
Float time, also called check float or simply float, is the amount of time that passes between when a check is deposited and the funds are actually moved from the

Branch capture is the process of scanning all the checks received at a bank branch for electronic clearing. This is often done by collecting all checks received in a single

Within just a few short years, improving 3D printing technology has helped reshape the way we design and test our products On October 27, our ST Imaging division announced the

New CX35, TS250 scanners now include native support for macOS 26 “Tahoe,” along with existing CX30 and TS240 models Northbrook, IL, December 3, 2025 – Digital Check Corp. has announced

Last month was a big one for our microfilm division at ST Imaging, which just launched its new ViewScan 5 digital microfilm reader. It’s the first major model release for

Northbrook, IL, October 23, 2025 – The CheXpress CX35 UV is the newest single-feed check scanner from Digital Check Corp., offering ultraviolet image capture at an affordable price. The CX35

Northbrook, IL, October 14, 2025 — The TellerScan TS250 UV is the latest in ultraviolet image capture from Digital Check Corp., a high-speed UV check scanner that succeeds the company’s

In our last post, we talked about the reasons why people are still writing checks in 2025, and the explanation was pretty straightforward. Businesses don’t like the fees that come

A microfilm aperture card is a type of storage media for protecting and sorting individual frames or snippets of microfilm. They are typically made out of card stock, and have