White Papers and Articles
 ISO Standards for Museum Imaging_CDI_v1.0 (January 2008)
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This comprehensive paper is the result of over a year of original research into current and emerging standards in digital imaging. From an overview of the early years of imaging and color management to the issues facing today's imaging community, the document is full of real world examples from capture to print.
Tests include recent capture to print testing of RGB working spaces using calibrated captures from museums worldwide including: The Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam; The Metropilitan Museum of Art, NY; The Victoria and Albert Museum, London; THe Solomon R Guggenheim Museum, NY; and The Yale Center for British Art, New Haven, CT
Implementing Imaging Standards: The Longest Yard
(March 2009 IS&T White Paper)
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This document is a continuation of the ISO Standards for Museum Imaging white paper and expands on the specific findings of our first round of testing. In this testing, expanded to more museums around the world, we explore methods institutions can employ to capture accurate images and to arrive at high quality consistent results in print. Most importantly, this white paper continues to make the case for the growing worldwide trend towards international imaging standards.
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Information on using eciRGBv2 (L*) working color space Link to the ECI website
The ISO Technical Committee 42 (Photography,) Working Group 18 (Digital
Still Picture Imaging) has accepted by a majority vote of the participating
countries, to standardize eciRGBv2 as a technical specification under the
ISO 22028 Series of Color Encodings.
 CAPTURING
THE UNICORN Download Article in PDF format
How two mathematicians came to the aid of the Metropolitan Museum.
 This informative guide was created for Leica Camera at the introduction of the original Digilux 2 camera. The guide covers information that is still helpful for general imagingLink to the Leica Digilux 2 Field Guide
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