The DT Division of Cultural Heritage provides a wide variety of accessories that work with our reprographic and book capture systems. We continue to develop more hardware and software tools to increase your productivity.
The new DT Film Scanning Kit utilizes the finest capture technology to provide preservation grade image quality both simply and efficiently. Designed to achieve the fastest throughput while complying with the highest quality standards, this system will outperform the industry’s existing scanning equipment.
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| DT RG3040 Reprographic System shown with custom book cradle, glass top and laser alignment tool |

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We are proud to announce an exclusive Capture One plug-in designed specifically for our Division of Cultural Heritage clients. It is the first in a suite of productivity tools we are developing. The new DT Dual Crop Tool doubles the capture rate by allowing two crop regions in your capture area.
For example, those photographing books can capture both sides in one shot by assigning individual crops. The DT Dual Crop Tool creates a capture and two cropped variants to your specifications. With the use of variants you are saving space by not creating a second capture file.
For more information and pricing, contact Peter Siegel at 1.877.f/ortless (367-8537) ext.228 or pes@digitaltransitions.com.

This chair is designed for use with the BC100 and DT RGC180 to ensure optimum comfort fot eh operator.

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Information is the basis of purposeful action and therefore a basic need of our society. But a significant part of the world’s knowledge is still only available as printed documents, stored in libraries, archives and collections. CCS provides its customers and business partners with the best digitization and conversion technology and services available to make this knowledge accessible, searchable und usable – and at the same time preserve it for the future.
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Contact Us:
Division of Cultural Heritage
Peter Siegel
pes@digitaltransitions.com
1.877.f/ortless (367-8537) x228