GSO ISO/TR 19263-1:2021

Gulf Standard   Current Edition
· Approved on 01 July 2021 ·

Photography — Archiving systems — Part 1: Best practices for digital image capture of cultural heritage material

Information sciences
Including documentation, librarianship and archive systems

GSO ISO/TR 19263-1:2021 Files

GSO ISO/TR 19263-1:2021 Scope

ISO/TR 19263-1:2017 specifies how to perform quality analysis of imaging systems (e.g. flatbed scanners, planetary scanners, or digital still cameras) used for digitization of reflective two-dimensional originals.

Original materials include but are not limited to books, textual documents, drawings, prints, photographs, and paintings. Certain types of two-dimensional materials with complex surface geometry and or highly reflective surface elements require special illumination techniques that can fall outside the scope of this document.

NOTE ISO/TS 19264‑2 will address transmissive materials.

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