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MUSEUMS AND THE WEB 1998

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Putting Images on the Web: A Hands-on Imaging Workshop

William Kirby, Centre for Contemporary Canadian Art

Workshop
Wednesday, April 22, 1998
9:00 am - 12:30 pm

This workshop will give participants the opportunity to discover and discuss the issues involved in putting images on the web, by actually trying your hand at the process. Participants should each bring a couple of slides and/or photos from their collections to scan and work on. The hands-on process will begin with initial scanning using a slide scanner and a flatbed scanner; colour correcting, editing, resolution and file naming, using Abobe Photoshop 4.0; entering the image information into a database; and putting the images on-line on a website. We will discuss and demonstrate the issues of resolution (for archival and web purposes); image quality and sizes for different monitors; resolution; compression; and preparing images for the web.


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