Join us for a tour of DT PixelFlow, our next-gen proprietary workflow software, which delivers best-in-class OCR, metadata, and deliverables. How do we do it? By leveraging the power of artificial intelligence and machine learning, we can deliver preservation-grade assets at unbelievable levels of efficiency.

We didn’t stop there–we’re also going to cover our own cloud-based OCR QC software, CloudFlow. Our answer to quality control management allows your team to access a private network remotely–ensuring OCR outputs are viable and correct.

Lastly, we will have time for Q&A provided at the end of the presentation. We hope you’ll join us.

For more information on the DT PixelFlow click here. More details to be announced.

Featured Speakers

Doug Peterson | Part Owner and Head of R+D and Products at Digital Transitions

www.digitaltransitions.com

Doug is the Head of R+D and Products at Digital Transitions. He has a BS in Commercial Photography from Ohio University and has worked on the technology side of high-end digital imaging his entire career. He is the lead author of the DT Digitization Guides, has presented multiple Short Courses at the IS&T Archiving imaging conference, and is DT’s liaison to the ISO where he works on improving standards for preservation-grade digitization.

 

 

Hannah Storch | Project Manager at Pixel Acuity

www.pixelacuity.com

Hannah is a Project Manager with Pixel Acuity, specializing in cultural heritage digitization. After obtaining her B.A. in Classics and History from Grinnell College, Hannah attended Georgetown University, where she received her master’s degree in Art and Museum Studies. Her role at Pixel Acuity has enabled her to partner with institutions, embracing the opportunities that collection digitization brings to institutions and the communities they serve.

 

 

 

Arnab Chatterjee | Head of Product Management at Digital Transitions

www.digitaltransitions.com

Arnab is the Head of Product Management at Digital Transitions. He has a BS in Biomedical Engineering from Duke University. With a passion for digital imaging, he works to research and develops existing solutions to better serve Cultural Heritage digitization.

 

 

 

 

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Disclaimer: The increased demand for web services may cause technical issues which can display as errors in audio and visual quality. We’ve tested our hardware and are doing our very best to provide you with the highest quality webinar experience. On your end, you can help improve the audiovisual quality of the live stream by hardwiring your system with an ethernet cable to a router or using high-speed wifi.

 

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Film scanning comes in many shapes and sizes. You may have seen our previous webinars or reviewed our Film Scanning Knowledge Center where we take close look at film considerations and best practices for film digitization.

But not all film is created equal. Your collection may include non-standard formats or include improperly processed film. Perhaps your film collection contains damaged, deteriorating, or curved material? Our upcoming webinar will provide practical strategies for photographic films that require special attention.

There are many other challenges you may have faced in your own digitization processes – and we want to help you address those challenges. There will be a dedicated portion of this session to answer your questions. We hope you’ll join us.

For more information on our approach to Film Scanning click here. Looking for film scanning hardware? Discover our complete Film Scanning Kit here.

 

Featured Speaker

Arnab Chatterjee | Head of Product Management at Digital Transitions

www.digitaltransitions.com

Arnab is the Head of Product Management at Digital Transitions. He has a BS in Biomedical Engineering from Duke University. With a passion for digital imaging, he works to research and develops existing solutions to better serve Cultural Heritage digitization.

 

 

 

 

Replay Access and Disclaimers

Can’t make the scheduled time? No worries! If you’d still like to see the information go ahead and register for the webinar and you’ll receive an automated email from our webinar service with a replay link. If you don’t receive this email, check your spam, then contact us for help.

Disclaimer: The increased demand for web services may cause technical issues which can display as errors in audio and visual quality. We’ve tested our hardware and are doing our very best to provide you with the highest quality webinar experience. On your end, you can help improve the audiovisual quality of the live stream by hardwiring your system with an ethernet cable to a router or using high-speed wifi.

 

CLICK HERE TO REGISTER FOR THE WEBINAR