Message-Id: <200005230837.BAA19806@dns.ccit.arizona.edu> Date: Tue, 23 May 2000 01:24:57 -0700 From: Steve Smith <mailto:sdsmith9@yahoo.com> Subject: Re: SPECTRA Special Issue on Digital Imaging To: mailto:IMAGELIB@LISTSERV.ARIZONA.EDU
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Dear Guenter:
I've been in contact with Andrew Stawowczyk Long about
writing an article for the journal "Microform &
Imaging Review". As he has already committed to
writing an article for you on color management, he
suggested using the same article for MIR. As we often
re-print materials from other sources, I would have no
problem running the article as a reprint from SPECTRA.
Would this be possible? If not, I understand, and
Andrew seems agreeable to writting on another topic at
a later date - however, I'm anxious to get something
on the topic in MIR.
Thanks,
Steve
-- Steve Smith Poland Memorial Library UMUC Mannheim Campus--- Guenter Waibel <mailto:guenter@UCLINK4.BERKELEY.EDU> wrote: > Hi there, > > I'm looking for people interested in contributing to > the Fall Issue > of Spectra, the Museum Computer Network's quarterly > publication. The > issue will be dedicated to Digital Imaging. For > those of you who are > not familiar with MCN and its publications, please > check it out at > http://www.mcn.edu/spectra.htm. And yes, you don't > have to be a > member to contribute:-). > > I see the Digital Imaging Special Issue as a very > hands-on guide to > various topics in Digital Imaging ranging from image > capture and > storage to administration and management. Any and > all types of > approaches are welcome; topics that come to mind off > the top of my > head: descriptions of workflows (e.g. the workflow > of capturing & > administering collections inhouse - policies & > procedures, standards > you established, guidelines), overviews over the > state of the art > (e.g. comparison of different capture methods plus > their prize-tag - > flat-bed scanning vs direct capture vs outsourcing), > issues in > managing digital assets (e.g. tracking digital > images in a database, > metadata issues), latest developments in File > Formats (vector based > file formats, etc.), conservation issues with > digital data > (standards), color management, etc. Please don't > feel limited by > these suggestions - any and all ideas are welcome. > > The deadline for contributions will be August 1st > 2000. As for the > size of the piece, I would say it could range from > about 4000 to 8000 > words, which should translate roughly into 3-6 > Spectra-pages (more if > you have illustrations). If you have a longer > contribution, I think > we can be flexible, too. The complete issue of > Spectra usually has > about 50 pages. Ideally, you could give me an idea > about a topic and > an approximate number of pages you would want to > commit to. I am also > more than happy to brainstorm if you feel you want > to contribute, but > haven't honed in on the "right" topic yet. > > I hope to hear from you! > > Guenter > ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ > Guenter Waibel > Berkeley Art Museum & Pacific Film Archive > Digital Media Developer > http://www.bampfa.berkeley.edu/ > Digital Imaging SIG Chair, MCN > http://www.mcn.edu/visig_subscribe.taf > mailto:guenter@uclink4.berkeley.edu > Phone 510-643-8655 > Fax 510-642-4889 > ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ >
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