Franziska S. Frey and James M. Reilly (2006). Published by the Image Permanence Institute Digital Imaging for Photographic CollectionsLibraries, archives, and museums are considering digitization as a viable option for preserving their aging and deteriorating photograph collections. This 52-page booklet offers guidelines that these cultural institutions may use in their efforts to convert their photographic collections to digital form. It identifies the key issues affecting image quality, clarifies the choices that must be made before embarking on a digitizing project, and explores ways to measure digital image quality. This publication is the result of IPI research funded by the National Endowment for the Humanities. This publication is no longer in print. You can download the PDF version for free below.
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