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Roger Howard
Robert,
I'm not 100% familiar with Insight and how it's being used; if it's as a
presentation/access system (how I've always regarded it) then sRGB is certainly
appropriate and consistent with section 6a of the UPDIG guidelines.
If it's being used as a storage device for masters, then I would
Hi Alan,
With *much* respect to Bruce as an imaging expert of the highest order, I
disagree with his analysis - at least insofar as sweeping statements go. I
think I did qualify my own comments by saying that they certainly don't apply
to all cases, and I do see much use for archiving RAW, and
Mike said:
Also, isnt Adobe's XMP sidecar file similar to the XML sidecar file
Aperture is creating? I think some of wording on their advertising
implies that Aperture somehow creates a digital master file that is
different from the raw file that is downloaded.
I do like the versioning function
by JPEG2000 today except for
niche apps, but this could change.
Best,
Roger Howard
Digital Media Specialist
The Getty
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RGB data with
error correction and no patented technologies anywhere!
But don't take my word for it :)
Roger Howard
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Ray Shah said:
Can someone explain to me what advantages the TIFF format has over PNG,
and why that is not used instead? This would reduce file size without
the need for an intermediary compression step, and as far as I'm aware
maintain image fidelity as well as TIFFs, and much better than
in/out
Probably our biggest issues have to do with receiving orders, assigning them to
staff, tracking status, and then closing out the jobs.
Any suggestions? The main name that pops to mind was The Workhorse Group, and
their website seems to be down (are they out of business?).
Best,
Roger
!).
Best,
Roger Howard
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details on what you'd expect from this system would help me give you
a specific recommendation.
Best,
Roger Howard
Digital Media Specialist
The J. Paul Getty Trust
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with resolution, as
very often the detail, unless it's of flat art, needs to be re-shot anyway).
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Roger Howard
The Getty
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The bigger the file size (70MB - 250MB is not uncommon) the better. In
other words, the bigger the file the more information on the object is
captured. Also, focus on one master format, i.e. TIFF is a very common
format in this regard (do not compress the files) and if you apply color
regards,
Roger Howard
Digital Media Specialist
The J. Paul Getty Trust
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