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= General use of the Imaging Lab =
The Herbarium Digital Imaging Center currently contains 7 specimen imaging workstations. Two are equipped with studio flash lighting and five utilize a tabletop [http://www.mkdigitaldirect.com/products/lighting-systems/mk-photo-ebox.html%7CMK Photo-eBox] with continuous illumination.&nbsp;Any&nbsp;imaging station&nbsp;may be used&nbsp;for&nbsp;any Herbarium digitization project. &nbsp;
 
*The Photo-eBox is&nbsp;the preferred choice for photographing standard-sized herbarium specimen sheets.
*The open copystand setup at a&nbsp;flash lighting station&nbsp;is recommended for bulky or oversized specimens, bound exsiccatae, and other materials not easily photographed inside the Photo-eBox.
 
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= Imaging Lab How To's =


[[How to reserve a camera station|How to reserve a camera station]]
[[How to reserve a camera station|How to reserve a camera station]]

Revision as of 20:43, 17 March 2016

Overview

The Herbarium Digital Imaging Center currently contains 7 specimen imaging workstations. Two are equipped with studio flash lighting and five utilize a tabletop Photo-eBox with continuous illumination. Any imaging station may be used for any Herbarium digitization project.  

  • The Photo-eBox is the preferred choice for photographing standard-sized herbarium specimen sheets.
  • The open copystand setup at a flash lighting station is recommended for bulky or oversized specimens, bound exsiccatae, and other materials not easily photographed inside the Photo-eBox.
File:ClipCapIt-160317-160442.PNG

The Herbarium Digital Imaging Center currently contains 7 specimen imaging workstations. Two are equipped with studio flash lighting and five utilize a tabletop Photo-eBox with continuous illumination. Any imaging station may be used for any Herbarium digitization project.  

  • The Photo-eBox is the preferred choice for photographing standard-sized herbarium specimen sheets.
  • The open copystand setup at a flash lighting station is recommended for bulky or oversized specimens, bound exsiccatae, and other materials not easily photographed inside the Photo-eBox.
File:ClipCapIt-160317-160442.PNG

Imaging Lab How To's

How to reserve a camera station