I have been looking for an InGaAs camera specifically useful for Panoramic Infrared Reflectography. I currently own an Indigo System camera 320×256 pixels which does its work pretty well. I would like to upgrade to a 640×512 pixels camera, the advantages being obvious: bigger images mean less stitching. I don’t plan to buy
When I think about publications on technical art examination first things that come in mind is the National Gallery London with its amazing and constant efforts into dissemination of their technical examinations on their “Technical Bulletin” and on publications such as the series “Art in the making” and “Closer look”. Unfortunately, I cannot think of
It is nice to have projects aside from the routine work. It makes you to connect with people outside your professional networks, which is definitely good. Since I had all that equipment for panoramic photography which I adapted for art documentation, I figured out it would have been fun to use it for actually photograph
I’ve been working in the organizing committee for the Nuclear Magnetic Resonance for Art. Workshop in Volterra, Italy which just finished. The beauty of the city and the proactive attitude of its citizens made everything go well. As a test on a real work of art the NMR team investigated the Annunciation fresco in
Panoramic Multispectral Imaging photography is the method I use for art documentation as it’s fast and lightweight. I already published about it “A Practical Guide to Panoramic Multispectral Imaging” and I posted on this subject throughout my blog: “Panoramic Infrared Reflectography. Arduino electronics”, “Panoramic Infrared Reflectography for painting documentation”, “Gigapan, High Resolution Imaging made easy” I’m addressing in