Welcome to the Multispectral Imaging (MSI) Editing Software lesson — your guide to setting up and using the tools that bring your Antonello MSI data to life.
In this section you’ll find step-by-step instructions for downloading and installing the software required for processing images captured with the Antonello Multispectral Imaging System. Once installed, you’ll also learn the basics of editing and preparing your multispectral images so you can begin creating accurate and meaningful data cubes for analysis.
Whether you’re new to multispectral imaging or advancing your workflow, this lesson will help you get the software up and running and confidently start working with your MSI captures.
Learn Multispectral Imaging
Multispectral imaging is a powerful extension of Technical Photography and a key step toward advanced scientific examination of art and archaeology. With the Antonello system, this approach becomes accessible, structured, and affordable, even for those without a strong technical background. If you are a conservator, scientist, or art collector and you are not yet using multispectral imaging, you are missing a valuable source of information. By capturing images under selected wavelength bands, the Antonello system helps reveal material differences, pigment distributions, and hidden features in a fully non-invasive way. Multispectral imaging with Antonello offers a practical and reliable starting point for evidence-based art analysis.
Scientific Art Examination – Resources:
Getty Conservation Institute (GCI) – USA
The British Museum – Scientific Research Department – UK
Scientific Research Department – The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, USA
C2RMF (Centre de Recherche et de Restauration des Musées de France) – France
Rijksmuseum – Science Department – Netherlands
