I'm going to scan some vintage timetables and post them to my site: http://viewoftheblue.com/photography/
I'm wondering what is the best way to do this, I have a good scanner and am already familiar with all the procedures, but with a timetable that has, say, 15 pages, would most users prefer for me to scan it as a multi-page pdf file, so they can zoom in or out and go from page to page, or as just good resolution jpg's which they may have to scroll a bit and be able to view each page within their browser window?
I do see the benefit of pdf, but I always sort of hate to have to download one to view it in my own case, and go for the jpg when available. If any of you guys have a good opinion on the matter, let me know.
I'm wondering what is the best way to do this, I have a good scanner and am already familiar with all the procedures, but with a timetable that has, say, 15 pages, would most users prefer for me to scan it as a multi-page pdf file, so they can zoom in or out and go from page to page, or as just good resolution jpg's which they may have to scroll a bit and be able to view each page within their browser window?
I do see the benefit of pdf, but I always sort of hate to have to download one to view it in my own case, and go for the jpg when available. If any of you guys have a good opinion on the matter, let me know.