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CDI works with Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam to implement a digital studio, DAM and Collection Management system
We are excited to be working with the Van Gogh Museum, our second project in the Netherlands, and another institution recognized worldwide for quality. |
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Rijksmusem's new photography department helps win prestigious Dutch Design Award
Why should a museum invest in maintaining high imaging standards? Just ask the staff of the Rijksmuseum photo studio. They will tell you that only high quality images can convey the beauty and intricacy of even the most seemingly plain objects.Whether it is for a print publication, or a web exhibition, concise, thoughtful photography is the key to effective and engaging communication.
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CDI introduces an industry first high powered daylight LED lighting system
After years of testing at leading museums worldwide, CDI is proud to introduce the first light source specifically developed for the needs of museum conservation and imaging programs.
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CDI to speak and exhibit at the upcoming MCN show
November 12-15th
Washington DC
Howard Goldstein will be heading a panel discussion exploring approaches to maintaining digital image archives especially for smaller institutions that do not have the resources to implement and maintain enterprise level; DAM and collections systems.
Scott Geffert will be demonstrating his new LED lighitng system and to discuss the latest news regarding the recently published ISO imaging standards.
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CDI works with the
Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam, The Netherlands
We are currently working with The Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam
on a major overhaul of their digital photography program
as well as their asset management and delivery infrastructure.
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CDI invited to China
for a second time
CDI was invited for a second visit to China along with
the Metropolitan Museum of Art to discuss digital imaging
technology and workflow in a conference in Guangzhou
for the China Cultural Relics Academy Photographic Committee,
November 13th to 18th 2006. This conference was held
to help museums across China better implement new technology.
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