The website for DpBestflow is now operational. I encourage all of you to look at it, especially photographers and dam managers. It is a rich, deep guide to best practices for color management, color editing, asset management and image metadata.
http://www.dpbestflow.org/ and http://www.dpbestflow.org/Start-here to take the tour What is interesting also are the terms of use for the content: You are free to share the content from dpBestflow - to copy, distribute and transmit the work. 1.?Any?reproduction?of?this?material must be accompanied by a credit to dpBestflow, and any author or creator if named. No other credit or attribution may be attached to it in any way.? 2. This content may only be reproduced as-is, with no alteration. 3. This content may not be reproduced in any commercial form. ? To learn more about these restrictions, or to apply for an exception, please contact us at: webmaster at dpBestflow.org ---------------------------------------------- Here is background from their press release: In August of 2007, the American Society of Media Photographers (ASMP) was awarded funds by the United States Library of Congress through its National Digital Information Infrastructure and Preservation Program (NDIIPP) <http://www.digitalpreservation.gov/library/> for the Digital Photography Best Practices and Workflow (dpBestflow) project.dpBestflow is the result of two years of extensive research led by prominent ASMP members Richard Anderson and Peter Krogh, who are photographers, authors and industry experts. The dpBestflow team?s work produced comprehensive resources including the website dpBestflow.org, educational seminars, and the new books, ?Digital Photography Best Practices and Workflow Handbook? (Anderson/Russotti, Focal Press 2009) and ?The DAM Book? (Krogh, O?Reilly Media, 2009). All of these resources will be available to the entire visual arts community. ------------------ Posted by Alan Newman National Gallery of Art
