Just published “Multispectral Imaging and the Art Expert” Spectroscopy Europe, 27, 2, 2015.
Free Download: our latest paper on multispectral imaging for art and archaeology.
Multispectral Imaging and the Art Expert
This work has been possible thanks to PixelTeq which kindly provided the SpectroCam VIS and the filters set.
CHSOS is researching into multispectral imaging and has launched the first crowdfunding in art conservation science.
Participate and be part of this effort until May 28th. Just 9 days left!
Multispectral imaging (MSI) systems are being used more and more often by art conservators and conservation scientists. They are used to map and identify pigments, binders and retouches on works of art. They are also used to visually enhance old and faded documents. These systems are becoming popular in this field because they are simple, affordable, lightweight and small. Sampling on important works of art is not possible and this is the main reason why only non-invasive techniques, such as MSI, are becoming increasingly popular to assist with undertaking conservation decisions.
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