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#Archiving2021 LIVE Short Courses taught by experts @goobi @CHImaging @RBTothAssociate @nebulousflynn @DinahHandel @TweetWithDTH @DolphinTina + more
3 tracks: Advanced #Imaging , #Digitization & #Preservation
Get all 14 courses and save up to $455. bit.ly/Arch2021_ShortCourses
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We want to be transparent about our love of film! Through @TweetWithDTH's Film Scanning Knowledge Center, we are able to share our knowledge and expertise to help you make the most of your film archive and collection. Learn more at bit.ly/3rbKcKY
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Digital preservation provides many institutions the opportunity to permanently preserve our history in a format that is accessible to everyone. Our @TweetWithDTH #DTRoundTable this week celebrates this practice with professionals around the world: bit.ly/3f4vrr2
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The National Archives Building in Washington, DC, is currently being considered for National Historic Landmark Status. 🏛️
Join our History Office and the @NatlParkService for a virtual program on the nomination, April 29, at noon ET!
Space is limited: go.usa.gov/xHQnZ
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San Francisco and the Bay from a plane has always been a beautiful view.
📸:
Stanley H. Page; c. 1920
Gift of Charles Page
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You wouldn't bee-lieve how quickly and efficiently we were able to digitize collections of Bumblebees and Carpenter Bees with the Department of Entomology and @sixdigi at the @NMNH. Join us tomorrow for a case study at bit.ly/3rVMkI6
Photo by Hester Dingle
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Wow, check out the @NatGeo map that @TrumanLibrary has shared for #ArchivesYouAreHere #ArchivesHashtagParty
One of the most important items in our collection is this map from the White House Map Room used to plan the invasion of Japan to end #WWII. Notice that this map came from National Geographic magazine. @InsideNatGeo #ArchivesYouAreHere
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This medieval world map shows the world divided into climatic zones. The middle stripe in red is the area thought too hot for habitation, while the two stripes that flank it are considered the temperate or habitable zones of the earth.
#ArchivesYouAreHere #ArchivesHashtagParty
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And here in Texas, we definitely love a weather map! Thanks to @NBCDFW for keeping us up to date on weather, even back in 1953 with this old school weather map! #ArchivesHashtagParty #ArchivesYouAreHere texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67…
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The Martin Model 130 flying boat was designed to meet #PanAm's requirements for a long-range, transoceanic aircraft to cross the expanse of the Pacific. It had a clean, aerodynamic design and was equipped with “sea wings” for buoyancy, instead of sponsons. #WingWednesday #AvGeek
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Watch as we at Pixel Acuity, along with @TweetWithDTDCH, image rare books and manuscript materials with the BC100 Book Capture System! Learn more at bit.ly/3dQRelq.
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You can discover ways to digitally preserve your film at our @TweetWithDTDCH #DTRoundTable.
Watch our free replay from fall's event on reproducing negatives here: bit.ly/39xyBAF
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Our @TweetWithDTDCH Spring Round Table brings together the world's leading #digitization experts for a celebration of the latest in imaging.
Be sure to join us from May 6th to 7th to discover more: bit.ly/3aEIWKo
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We are thrilled to announce our @TweetWithDTDCH Spring Round Table. Join us to discover the latest advancements in #digitization imaging technology.
Save the date as we are preparing to announce our live registration and speakers & topics soon: bit.ly/3t3CxAz
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Reproducing your #negativefilm to original specifications can be daunting. Our #digitization service, bureau @PixelAcuity, utilizes our @TweetWithDTDCH solutions to bring your collections to life in high resolution.
Learn more about our expert services: bit.ly/2NMzn4f
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Digitizing #film requires a lot of considerations to achieve high-quality scans.
We show the basics and what you should think about when preserving film in our @TweetWithDTDCH event replay.
Start watching here: ow.ly/5Nez50CFjlM
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Photographs by Photographer, Poet, and Publisher Jonathan Williams
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Learn more about @UNTsocial's ever changing landscape, with our latest UNT History blog! We have great photographs of the changes of streets and walkways on campus.blogs.library.unt.edu/unt125…
ALT Black and white aerial photo of buildings on campus with walkways and lawns between.
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We just received scrapbooks to add to the @UNT_Libraries Records Collection, and we hope to have them digitized for you soon! This Collection tells a lot about our history, but we also have great photos available online if you'd like to take a look back. texashistory.unt.edu/explore…
ALT Black and white photo of the interior of a building. An open staircase is visible to the right, and the floor above is visible through windows. The space is wide open, with various modular furniture.
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On this #VeteransDay2020 we honor Josiah T. Newcomb, who served in WWII as part of the 786th Tank Battalion earning 2 bronze stars & a victory medal. He also served in the Korean War and the U.S. Army Reserve. He headed the library at #BinghamtonUniversity from 1953-1971.
