by Patrick McDonough | Jan 1, 2020 | Cultural Heritage News, Training
Whether you’re scanning flat paper documents, digitizing a library of film negatives, or creating digital copies of your rare book collection, improvements in quality, speed, and cost are a benefit to any institution. As the leading provider of digitization solutions...
by Patrick McDonough | Dec 5, 2019 | Cultural Heritage News, DT CulturalHeritage, Service Bureau
Many in the Gallery, Library, Archives and Museum (GLAM) community know Digital Transitions Cultural Heritage for building the most advanced and high-quality digitization solutions available, as well as leading the way in sharing the latest digitization techniques,...
by Patrick McDonough | Nov 7, 2019 | Capture One CH, Cultural Heritage News, Noteworthy, Products, Promo
20% Off DT Atom & iXG 100 MP Bundle The most versatile table-top digitization platform in the industry is now available at a significant discount. Whether scanning film, rare books, loose material, or 3D objects, the DT Atom combined with the 100 megapixel Phase...
by Doug Peterson | Oct 4, 2019 | Cultural Heritage News, Products
The Importance of Proper Alignment Precise alignment of the camera to the subject is extremely important in an Art Reproduction and Cultural Heritage Digitization environment. The DT AutoColumn itself addressed many of these issues by providing a droop-free arm design...
by Spencer Zidarich | Sep 26, 2019 | Cultural Heritage News, Lighting
If you’re planning on choosing a type of lighting for your imaging studio, there are two main features that you’ll likely be considering. The first feature is color reproduction, or how closely does the light source match the color and spectral characteristics of...
by Patrick McDonough | Sep 19, 2019 | Cultural Heritage News
Next week marks the beginning of our Fall 2019 Texas Road Show! We’ll be visiting Dallas, Austin, & Houston to showcase the latest equipment and techniques for the Cultural Heritage and Digitization communities, including the new including the new DT...
by Arnab Chatterjee | Jul 29, 2019 | Cultural Heritage News
The city of San Francisco was one of the earliest battlegrounds in the fight for gay rights in America, and few names are more synonymous with the gay rights movement than Harvey Milk. The first openly gay man elected to public office, Milk was not just an iconic...
by Patrick McDonough | Jul 18, 2019 | Cultural Heritage News
With the launch earlier this year of our DT Digitization Certification program, we announced the first two levels of training—the 101: Intro to Modern Digitization class, and the 201: Operator Training class. Up to this point the 101 was only available to those that...
by Patrick McDonough | Jun 27, 2019 | Cultural Heritage News
Oversized Material Digitization System Digitizing large material presents a unique challenge to most typical copy stands. From historical maps and oversized artworks, to textiles and elephant folios, finding a surface to support the subject, as well as getting the...
