by Doug Peterson | Apr 28, 2015 | Testimonials
Bringing Infrared into our Rapid Capture and Preservation-Grade Quality Toolkit: A Case Study The Digital Transitions Division of Cultural Heritage is dedicated to providing tools that combine a high rate of capture with image quality that exceeds FADGI 4-star and...
by Peter Siegel | Apr 27, 2015 | Testimonials
Sharing Within the Cultural Heritage Community The Cultural Heritage community is a tighly knit group and though there is great diversity within it there is also a great deal shared. For this reason we are starting a series of blog posts where we ask some of our...
by Peter Siegel | Apr 24, 2015 | Testimonials, Video
The Library of Congress was featured on the History Channel. See how they work with DT Division of Cultural Heritage systems to digitize their collections. See the one-hour (45 minute program time) History Channel “Modern Marvels” episode produced by...
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by Doug Peterson | Apr 23, 2015 | Testimonials
After collaborating with Princeton University Geologist Adam Maloof on the Trezona Fossil reconstruction project, Situ recieved grant funding from the National Science Foundation (NSF) to develop an instrument that would section and image not only fossil specimens,...
by Doug Peterson | Apr 22, 2015 | Testimonials
Another one of our great clients Carol M. Highsmith was profiled and featured by Phase One this week! Carol has taken on the interesting and important role of preserving and documenting America’s roots and culture. From family heirlooms to historic buildings and...
by Doug Peterson | Apr 21, 2015 | Testimonials
Please join NARA for a fascinating program at the National Archives about preserving and providing access to a cache of water-damaged, historical books and documents discovered in Saddam Hussein’s intelligence headquarters in 2003. Hear and talk with the...
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by Doug Peterson | Apr 14, 2015 | Testimonials
The Denver Public Library is one of many institutions who have spent years researching modern technology in order to improve their digitization program. Here is some of what they had to say about why they chose the Digital Transitions Division of Cultural Heritage as...
