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For the fourth consecutive summer, Creekside Digital's Jim Studnicki is co-presenting a series of LYRASIS webinars on the #FADGI Still Image Working Group guidelines with ISA... https://t.co/CHjOv2ynQ2
Creekside Digital developed the code and database behind this application awhile back. Good to see it live! https://t.co/r8QmFaIJ61 https://t.co/r8QmFaIJ61
155 years ago this morning, "Burnside's #Newspaper" was printed and photographed shortly thereafter by Mathew Brady. In October 2018 we identified the illegible page by using its unique text block layout. What discoveries will people make with your #digitized collections?
This historic photograph was taken right about where the front door of our new suite is currently located! Our main hallway literally runs along where the right hand spur used to be, and the main line runs... https://t.co/ADuwO5hf5y
Just a heads up that our corporate website is currently down as we are in the process of moving into our new facilities! We're hopeful that everything will be back up by close of business tomorrow . . . stay tuned.
Excellent example of a #FADGI compliant, high volume mass #digitization project yielding images that are measurably sharper, evenly illuminated, and with accurate colors and free from color casts, noise, and other unwanted artifacts. https://t.co/KkAQuISEcL
Our project with the White House Historical Association has been selected as a finalist for the Digital Preservation Awards for 2018! https://t.co/1WyG2e9YdQ
A fascinating look into photo of Ambrose Burnside reading a newspaper while sitting on a sack of oats. Using the digitized image, researchers identified the newspaper and article he was reading at the time. Frassanito fans will love this.