Message-Id: <mailto:199509211933.OAA18886@library.wustl.edu> Date: Thu, 21 Sep 1995 14:26:26 -0500 From: infoserv <mailto:oklib@IONET.NET> Subject: Re: digitized image policies To: Multiple recipients of list IMAGELIB
I am library manager for The Daily Oklahoman, our state's largest newspaper.We store digital photos on an AP Archive system and can print them out on a Kodak ColorEase printer. Our photography department also transmits photos digitally when the customer is capable of receiving them.
We have not provided photos on disk to this point; but it's a possibility.
Our charge for an 8x10 color photograph for personal use (not publication of any kind) is $25.
Commercial rates depend on circulation, etc. Rates run from $50 up to $200 for a 24-hour rush job.
I know this does not equate with a state historical society, but maybe it will give you an idea.
Carol Campbell
>I would like to know of other institutions who make photographs and other
>items available to patrons in digitized formats both as a print out and
>as a file on a disk. What are your policies regarding formats, costs,
>etc.? The Ohio Historical Society is thinking about this as an
>alternative to the traditional photo-duplication. You can respond
>directly to me and I will be happy to share the information with the list
>if there's interest.
>
>Thanks.
>
>Jennifer Songster
>Curator of Audiovisuals
>Ohio Historical Society
>Columbus, Ohio
>614/297-2590 (voice)
mailto:>mailto:jsongste@winslo.ohio.gov >
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