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- 1. Digitization from theGround Up VRA 2013, Providence, R.I. David M. Dwiggins, Information Technology Officer ddwiggins@historicnewengland.org
- 2. Historic New England’smission
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- 4. Collections Access Project • – – – •
- 5. CAP grant ondigitization • – – – – •
- 6. Image selection • • • – –
- 7. Existing Imagery 20,000+ existing digital images of collections identified before digitization even started (!!!)
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- 10. Glass Plate TransitNegatives •
- 11. Data Cleanup: BostonTransit Collection
- 12. The case for“do it yourself” photography • • – • • –
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- 14. Getting started withobject photography • – – – –
- 15. We used todo plenty of photography internally…
- 16. But had gottenout of the habit
- 17. First Harrison GrayOtis House, 1796
- 18. Technology in historicbuildings, part I
- 19. Technology in historicbuildings, part II
- 20. Equipment • • • • • • • – – –
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- 22. In-situ digitization formuseum objects
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- 24. Ok, that worked…What about oversize materials?
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- 26. Collections Storage inHaverhill
- 27. Goal: update photostudio for digital • • • –
- 28. Final Haverhill equipment • • • • • • • • •
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- 30. Digital Asset Management- ResourceSpace • • – – • • – –
- 31. Workflow • • • • – – – •
- 32. Import of embeddedmetadata
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- 35. Recent/upcoming • • – – • •
- 36. Digitization from theGround Up VRA 2013, Providence, R.I. David M. Dwiggins, Information Technology Officer ddwiggins@historicnewengland.org