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Introduction to Imaging by Howard Besser

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Introduction to Imaging
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Publisher: Getty Research Institute
ISBN/ASIN: 0892367334
ISBN-13: 9780892367337
Number of pages: 97

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Introduction to Imaging allows curators, librarians, collection managers, scholars, and students to better understand the basic technology and processes involved in building a cohesive set of digital images. It also explores how to link digitized images to the information required to access, preserve, and manage them.

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