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DIGITAL
IMAGING SERVICES
The
Digital Imaging Lab (DIL) provides professional quality
digital copies of Library or patron-owned original material to UC
Berkeley libraries, professors, researchers, students, and patrons.
PRICE
SHEET
SCAN
TYPE
|
CHARGE |
Digital
camera scanning of oversized and/or fragile items
|
$25.00/each |
Flatbed
scanning of unbound flat materials less than 12" x 17"
|
$20.00/each |
Film
scanning from 35mm through 8"x10" originals (neg.
or pos.)
|
$20.00/each |
35mm
|
$16.00/each |
35mm
color critical
|
$20-$30/each |
| B
& W negatives |
$20/each |
| OTHER
FEES |
CHARGE |
| Patron
rate transfer scanns |
$10.00 |
| $10
will be levied for the first CD or FTP per order |
$10.00 |
| Extra
labor for set-up of fragile, oversized, or bound materials
|
$50.00/hour |
Digitally
produced photographic prints from existing master files are available
by special arrangement.
Most
materials will be scanned at 400-600 ppi. For example, an 8 x 10
photograph would likely be scanned at 600 ppi., as a 24-bit TIFF,
RGB formatted file with a size of approximately 100 MB.
To
order a copy of an image file from one of our existing master files,
please contact the library holding the originals. For a listing
of all UC Berkeley libraries and their duplication policies, prices
and procedures, please select the library of choice from the UC
Berkeley Library website.
TAX
The
8.75% California sales tax is levied on all LPS orders except: those
shipped to an address outside of California, those paid by IOC or
UC account, and those accompanied by a state-issued resale number.
| PACKAGING
AND SHIPPING CHARGES |
| Basic
Shipping (including UPS) |
$10.00
minimum |
| Bulky
or heavy orders |
$15.00
(estimate) |
| Airmail
and foreign shipments |
$12.00
additional charge |
| UPS
Next Day Air |
$25.00 |
Shipment
charges to a patron's shipping account or via Campus Mail are subject
to the $3.00 minimum charge.
PLACING
AN ORDER
-
Normal work turnaround is 15 business days from receipt of the
order by DIL, though duplication jobs can be completed more quickly.
- Orders
for duplication of client-supplied or library materials can be
made by appointment, available Monday - Friday, 9 am to 4 pm.
Please call 642-4665 to schedule appointments.
- Orders
for duplication of library materials in Doe/Moffitt Libraries
need to be placed through Interlibrary
Borrowing Services; please see instructions and policies for
UC
and UC Berkeley patrons and those for non-UC
patrons.
For materials in the branch libraries please contact the library
holding the materials.
- Any
order for the duplication of non-circulating materials
must be placed with the library holding these materials and not
Library Photographic Services. For example, to place an order
with Bancroft Library
contact Bancroft,
Reference and Access Services.
- For
a listing of all UC Berkeley libraries and their duplication policies,
prices and procedures, please select the library of choice from
the University Libraries website: http://www.lib.berkeley.edu/
PAYMENT
All payments must be arranged at the time an order is placed. Acceptable
forms of payment include cash (for onsite orders), check (payable
to U.C. Regents), credit card, interdepartmental or intercampus
charge form (IOC), printed purchase order from an established business
or institution.
DELIVERY
Completed
orders may be picked up at the LPS Public Service Desk during business
hours. Orders to be shipped are sent via UPS, FedEx, or US
Mail.
Note: FedEx will not deliver to Post Office Boxes, nor will UPS
unless a daytime phone number is listed on the mailing label. We
suggest that you provide a street address for shipping.
PROJECTS
AND LINKS
DIL
has participated in a variety of Web-based projects, beginning with
the California
Heritage Project in 1995. All of the large projects
with which DIL is involved require the cooperation of project managers,
computer programmers, selectors, curators, and photographers, among
others. For more information on planning an imaging project,
we recommend "Planning
an Imaging Project" by Linda Serenson Colet and published
by the Council on Library and Information Resources.
The
California Heritage Collection: an online archive of
over 28,000 images illustrating California's history and culture
from the collections of the Bancroft Library at the University of
California, Berkeley. Selected from over 160 individual collections,
this unique resource highlights the rich themes of California's
history.
Digital
Scriptorium: a joint project of the Bancroft Library
(UC Berkeley) and the Rare Book and Manuscript Library of Columbia
University to digitize and make available on the World Wide Web
the two universities' medieval and early Renaissance manuscript
holdings.
The Advanced Papyrological
Information System: The Tebtunis Papyri consist of
documents that were found in the winter of 1899/1900 at the site
of ancient Tebtunis, Egypt. The expedition to Tebtunis, led by the
British archaeologists Bernard Grenfell and Arthur Hunt, was financed
for the University of California by Phoebe Apperson Hearst. The
APIS project constitutes the efforts of several universities to
integrate in a virtual library the holdings from their collections
through digital images and detailed catalog records that provide
information pertaining to the external and the internal characteristics
of each papyrus, corrections to previously published papyri, and
republications.
Free
Speech Movement: Student Protest – U.C. Berkeley
1964-1965: A cooperative project between the Bancroft Library and
the Free Speech Movement Archive, with funding provided by Stephen
M. Silberstein. The University of California Berkeley Library has
begun an ambitious program to document the role of Mario Savio and
other participants in the Free Speech Movement – a legacy
that can still be traced in political activism and educational reform
throughout the country. The project, in operation since July l998,
is establishing a comprehensive data base from which text and images
of original documents can be made available via the World Wide Web.
Museums
and Online Archive of California: a prototype virtual
museum archive that integrates standardized finding aids for museum
and library special collections into a single source, thus providing
access to collections held by archives, museums, and libraries throughout
the state of California. Documents chosen for digital capture include
framed artwork from the Bancroft collection.
Japanese
American Relocation Digital Archive: a cooperative
project involving nine OAC participants: UC Berkeley, UCLA, the
Japanese American National Museum, California State Universities
at Fullerton and Sonoma, the University of the Pacific, the University
of Southern California, the California Historical Society, and the
California State Archives. Plans include digitizing text, visual
material and audio content drawn from oral histories, plus designing
OAC finding aids to navigate the material. Documents
chosen for digital capture include letters, official documents,
photographs, and ephemera from camps located in and around California.
Chinese
in California: a project chronicling the history and
culture of Chinese Californians. Documents chosen for digital capture
include photographs, documents, newspaper clippings, and rare issues
of the WASP from Bancroft’s collection.
Cased
Photographs Digital Archives: a project to preserve
and scan daguerreotypes, albumen prints, and tintypes, at various
stages of their treatment. Originals documented for this project
came from the Bancroft Library and the California State Library.
STAFF:
, Unit Head
Phone: (510) 642-3886
LOCATION,
SERVICE BY APPOINTMENT
Library
Photographic Services
20 Doe Library
University of California at Berkeley
Berkeley, CA 94720-6000
Phone: (510) 642-3885
Fax: (510) 642-4664
e-mail: lpsdesk@lib.berkeley.edu
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