Client Case Studies

This video provides an amazing inside look into the New York Public Library’s project to digitize their collection of slides by Dance Critic, Novelist, Journalist, and Photographer Carl Van Vechten.

The video below explores how the Art Institute of Chicago’s Imaging Archives used solutions from DT Cultural Heritage to digitize their collection of rare and delicate film material.

In 2014, the DMA received a grant to digitize the entire collection for an online database. They had 3 years to make it happen. Here is how DT Cultural Heritage helped.

Check out this great video from The Morgan Library detailing how they use and take advantage of DT DCH products and Phase One digital backs.

The Morgan Library & Museum was contacted by Patrimonio Ediciones, S. L. in Spain, to publish a lush limited edition facsimile of the Morgan’s hand-painted fifteenth century Visconti-Sforza family Italian tarot deck, created by Bonifacio Bembo.

See how the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign digitizes their rare and fragile books using their Digital Transitions Division of Cultural Heritage book scanning hardware.

A behind the scenes look at the digitization program at the University of Iowa Libraries.

The University of Iowa Libraries recently photographed several palm leaf manuscripts as part of a larger project to enhance the discoverability and accessibility of early manuscripts held in Special Collections.

The first book completed on our new DT BC100 book copy system was a mammoth tome titled The Old Silver of American Churches which became part of our Digital Library of the Decorative Arts collection. Read more about this project at Univeristy of Wisonsin-Madison.

Duke University Libraries established a relationship with Digital Transitions in 2009 when they were ready to upgrade. They describe the support from Digital Transitions, as “top of the line.”