training multispectral imaging quito ecuador
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Thanks for requesting my “Technical Imaging for Art Documentation and Examination” training. One year ago I started a blog “Cultural Heritage Science Open Source”. Its mission was to disseminate low-cost instrumental solutions for art diagnostics for public and private professionals in the art conservation field. This fully hands-on training will make you practice with the multispectral imaging methods and equipment that I use for Documentation and Examination of art objects, such as de-scribed in the “Cultural Heritage Science Open Source” blog.
Training Sept 16-27 2013 Ecuador National Museum, Quito
Timeline. I’ll be in Quito on Sept 14th and I’ll leave on the 28th.
TestingSept 16,17,18. I’ll need 3 days to test the purchased equipment, verify that everything is in work-ing order and install software and drivers on the imaging lab PC.
TrainingFrom Sept 19th to 27th, 5 hours/day: 2h Theory and 3h Laboratory. 7 days. Sept 19th. Imaging with Visible: Color Management workflow and accuracy, Raking light, Mac-ro-photography, Nikon D800.Sept 20th. Imaging with UV: UV Fluorescence, UV Reflected. Sept 23nd. Imaging with IR: Digital Infrared, Infrared False color, Infrared Fluorescence, Infrared Transmitted. Sept 24th Imaging with IRR: Infrared Reflectography, InGaAs camera. Sept 25th High-Resolution Imaging: Gigapan Panoramic Head, Panoramic IRR, PTGUI stitching software. Sept 26th RTI (Reflectance Transformation Imaging)Sept 27th. 3D photo-modeling
*****************************************Antonino Cosentino
Cultural Heritage Scientist, PhD Physicist
http://chsopensource.org
email: [email protected]
cell: +39 3283211186
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wContinuing Training and References
Once you take my Training you can review the information and being updated on new develop-ments following the blog “Cultural Heritage Science Open Source” A new post is published every Monday on art examination technologies.
Blog’s posts and papers
This is a list of relevant posts on “Cultural Heritage Science Open Source” and published papers.
Imaging with Visible: Nikon D800, Filters set, Control My Nikon, RAW Convertion (Nikon View NX2) , Color Manage-ment workflow, Mirror up, Raking light, Macro-photography, Polarized light
Imaging with UV: UV Fluorescence (), UV Reflected, UV Lighting,
Imaging with IR: Digital Infrared, Infrared False color (IRFC) (GIMP, Photoshop), Infrared Fluorescence, IRF Light-ing, Infrared Transmitted.
Imaging with IRR: Infrared Reflectography (advantages), InGaAs cameras (Xenics Bobcat 640), IRR Lighting, High-Resolution Imaging: Panoramic Multispectral Imaging [1], Panoramic Heads (Gigapan, Kolorgear), Panoramic IRR (), Arduino, PTGUI stitching software. Web-hosting (Gigapan.com, tablets)
RTI (Reflectance Transformation Imaging)
3D photo-modeling
Publications
[1] Antonino Cosentino “A practical guide to Panoramic Multispectral Imaging” e-Conservation Magazine, 25, pp 64-73, 2013.