From Detail to Context: Digital Provenance as the New Standard in Digitization Technical perfection is not enough; a digital image must include its "digital provenance"—the context of its creation—to be truly valuable. Paradata, or the documentation of the...

Human-Centered Digitization: The Future of Heritage Imaging Shifting the focus from pure pixel count to operator experience allows institutions to "do more with less" through improved ergonomics and automation. The new Phase One iXH 250MP dramatically increases...

From BC100 to Digital Heritage: Building a Preservation Ecosystem in Chile The implementation of high-speed capture technology, such as the DT BC100, enabled a paradigm shift from item-level conservation to the mass digitization of millions of assets. In regions with...

Stewards of Sports History: Preserving the Washington Capitals' 50-Year Legacy Partnering with a digitization service allows sports franchises to process massive archives on-site without removing valuable memorabilia from the facility. A "triage" approach to...

One Standard, Many Spaces: Scaling FADGI Compliance Globally Scaling high-end digitization requires rigorous environmental controls, transforming unconventional spaces like mines and vaults into FADGI-compliant studios. The "Studio in a Box" concept enables rapid,...

The Next Generation of Heritage Digitization: From 250MP to AI Automation The Phase One iXH 250MP redefines productivity by combining massive resolution with "native speed," enabling multi-object capture and reducing camera movements. Updates to DT Nexus, including a...