Tag: multispectral imaging

CHSOS in a nutshell

CHSOS in a nutshell

A brief intro to what we do at CHSOS: mission, art examination, research, training and tools. Download our brochure “CHSOS in a nutshell (June 2015)”    

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Multispectral Imaging and the Art Expert

Free Paper: Multispectral Imaging and the Art Expert

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.     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

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Antonello Multispectral Imaging system

136% from 38 people

Our crowdfunding project keeps to grow! Collected 136% funding in 1 month! 38 people have contributed! “Multispectral Imaging for Art and Archaeology” is the first crowd funding project related to Art Conservation Science. For the first time, research funding is coming directly from the final users of this new tool for scientific examination of works of

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multispectral imaging for art

Crowdfunding! Low-cost Multispectral Imaging for Conservators

CHSOS launches today its crowdfunding  campaign to realize an open source and low-cost multispectral system that anybody will be able to replicate. Conservators are invited to participate and be part of this effort. CLICK here to support Multispectral Imaging for Art and Archaeology We want to develop a simple, affordable but effective multispectral system which

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photoshop for conservation art examination

Photoshop for conservators. Published paper.

Just published on e-Preservation Science: A. Cosentino, S. Stout “Photoshop and Multispectral Imaging for Art Documentation” e-PS, 2014, 11, 91-98. – Download – I want to show my appreciation for the  e-Preservation Science journal. It is one of the few open access journals related to the conservation field. They have a REAL IMPACT on conservation practices

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