by Patrick McDonough | Aug 13, 2026 | Cultural Heritage News
DT Nexus Live Demo Recap: Color Negative Inversion, AI Crop, & Real Workflow Automation If your digitization workflow currently runs through four or five different pieces of software — one for camera control, one for profiling, one for cropping, one to check FADGI...
by Patrick McDonough | Aug 4, 2026 | Cultural Heritage News
At IS&T Archiving 2026 we had the pleasure of unveiling the DT Stellar RGBW to the heritage community. Combined with DT Nexus, this new light brings a set of new capabilities to a variety of transmissive materials, including a mode that increases resolution for...
by Patrick McDonough | Aug 4, 2026 | Cultural Heritage News, Events, Training
Archiving 2026, the IS&T conference that brings together imaging scientists, conservators, curators, and digitization program managers from across the cultural heritage world, landed in Boston this July — the first year the conference has been held at...
by Patrick McDonough | Aug 4, 2026 | DT Roundtable, Events
The 2026 Cultural Heritage Roundtable Is Expanding to Two Days We have some exciting news for anyone who’s already marked their calendar for this year’s Digital Transitions Cultural Heritage Roundtable: we’re expanding the event to two full days....
by Patrick McDonough | Jul 30, 2026 | Cultural Heritage News
Digitization technology is only as effective as the team operating it. Sustainable, standards-aligned digitization programs require structured hiring, training, documentation, and performance measurement. Institutions that invest in workforce development reduce error...
by Patrick McDonough | Jul 16, 2026 | Training
Digitization is often positioned as a preservation strategy — yet improper imaging workflows can introduce physical, thermal, or handling risks to fragile materials. Rare books, glass plate negatives, tightly bound manuscripts, oversized works, and brittle film...
by Patrick McDonough | Jul 9, 2026 | Training
Digitization programs often focus on resolution, color accuracy, and standards compliance. However, operator ergonomics and workflow design have a direct impact on throughput, consistency, and material safety. In high-volume environments, small ergonomic...
by Patrick McDonough | Jul 2, 2026 | Training
High-quality image capture is only one component of a successful digitization program. Without a structured Quality Assurance (QA) and Quality Control (QC) framework, even well-equipped labs can experience inconsistency, rework, and compliance risk. A repeatable QA/QC...
by Patrick McDonough | Jun 11, 2026 | Training
Large-scale digitization initiatives require more than imaging equipment. Successful programs depend on careful lab design, workflow planning, staffing models, and infrastructure capable of supporting sustained production. Institutions digitizing millions of items...
by Patrick McDonough | Jun 2, 2026 | Capture One CH, DT Nexus, software
Today, we’re excited to announce the commercial launch of DT Nexus 1.0 — workflow automation software purpose-built for cultural heritage digitization. After extensive real-world testing and refinement in partnership with the digitization community, DT Nexus is...
