Presenting and referencing high resolution images on the web
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Joseph Padfield The National Gallery, London UKMW11
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- 1. Presenting and Referencing High Resolution Images on the Web Joseph Padfield UK Museums on the Web 2011, 25 th November 2011
- 4. How big is a “big” Image ?
- 7. NG268: Paolo Veronese, The Adoration of the Kings, 1573, (355.6 x 320 cm) How Big is a Big Image ?
- 8. NG268: Paolo Veronese, The Adoration of the Kings, 1573, (355.6 x 320 cm) How Big is a Big Image ?
- 9. NG268: Paolo Veronese, The Adoration of the Kings, 1573, (355.6 x 320 cm)
- 10. NG268: Paolo Veronese, The Adoration of the Kings, 1573, (355.6 x 320 cm)
- 11. NG268: Paolo Veronese, The Adoration of the Kings, 1573, (355.6 x 320 cm)
- 12. NG268: Paolo Veronese, The Adoration of the Kings, 1573, (355.6 x 320 cm)
- 13. NG268: Paolo Veronese, The Adoration of the Kings, 1573, (355.6 x 320 cm)
- 14. 176 X-ray plates Scanned at 300DPI (12 ppmm) 43197 x 39461 px 1-band, 16-bit, 3.18 GB 600 DPI - 12.5 GB NG268: Paolo Veronese, The Adoration of the Kings, 1573, (355.6 x 320 cm)
- 24. Presenting and Working with High Resolution Images on the Web
- 27. Publishing and Referencing High Resolution Images
- 30. Example: Linking to web based Catalogue entries
- 43. Example: Supporting traditional print publications
- 59. Example: Sharing Image Links
- 64. Ongoing development of IIPImage based solutions
- 66. Photographic server: image viewer
- 93. Presenting and Referencing High Resolution Images on the Web Joseph Padfield UK Museums on the Web 2011, 25 th November 2011
Editor's Notes
- NG268: Paolo Veronese, The Adoration of the Kings, 1573, (355.6 x 320 cm) For a single shot digital image the max pixel resolution is fixed, but the relative resolution is dependant on the physical size of the painting.
- NG268: Paolo Veronese, The Adoration of the Kings, 1573, (355.6 x 320 cm) For a single shot digital image the max pixel resolution is fixed, but the relative resolution is dependant on the physical size of the painting.
- NG268: Paolo Veronese, The Adoration of the Kings, 1573, (355.6 x 320 cm) Is a fairly large painting and it took a lot of work and 176 X-ray plates to capture a complete X-ray image of the painting.
- NG268: Paolo Veronese, The Adoration of the Kings, 1573, (355.6 x 320 cm) Image mosiacs with fixed relative resolution can result in very large images. 176 X-ray plates to capture a complete X-ray image of the painting.
- It will be interesting to see how large these images might get over the next 10 years.
- Having multiple copies of large numbers of big images can cause huge problems for storage, archiving and back-up systems.