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   What is the difference between a facsimile and a digital image?

   • A facsimile is a replica of a manuscript or (old) print. It is a (photo)copy that is intended to be the closest possible representation of the original. A digital facsimile is a copy that has been converted into a digital image file. The quality of the digital image is determined by the file format (such as gif, tiff or jpeg) and its resolution.

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   What are digital facsimiles & e-texts?

   • Digital facsimiles are sometimes combined with a transcript, which enhances the legibility of manuscripts and old prints for non-specialist readers and makes the text more easily searchable. Facsimiles and e-texts can be linked at various levels, but they are typically linked on a page-by-page basis.

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   Why are digital facsimiles important?

   • Digital facsimiles offer an enhancement of that purpose. Another field engaged in the systematic and methodical reproduction of culturally significant sets of documents is the digitizing of library collections.

   Copies and facsimiles - International Journal of Digital Humanities

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   Are digital image facsimiles a standard feature in digital scholarly editions?

   • Digital image facsimiles are becoming a standard feature in digital scholarly editions as something that is expected by users. This is logical. An objective for scholarly text editors has always been to bring the reader as close as possible to a set of source documents by providing a thorough and reliable representation of these sources.

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   How do digital facsimiles simulate an original as a spatial object?

   • The way in which digital facsimiles simulate an original as a spatial object is increasingly seductive. For several years, there have been plenty of digital applications with which we can flip through a digitized book using mouse and pointer or by touching the screen with our fingers and pulling the edges and margins.

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   What is a lo-fi digital facsimile of a manuscript?

   • Even lo-fi digital facsimiles of manuscripts expose us to gutter shadow images, responsive animation, and other tools with which they attempt to prompt us buy the simulation, like the magician in a circus (cf. the meaning of simulator as magician).

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2. guides.lib.unc.edu › manuscripts › digitalDigital Facsimiles - Illuminated Manuscripts: Resources and ...

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   Aug 16, 2024 · A guide to researching illuminated manuscripts and how to locate manuscript facsimiles in the Sloane Art Library. A guide to some of the digital manuscript facsimiles in our collection, and a working definition of a manuscript facsimile.

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3. wiki.digitalclassicist.org › Digital_FacsimileDigital Facsimile - The Digital Classicist Wiki

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   • Bibliographies of Digital Facsimiles
   • Compiling Own Lists of Digital Facsimiles
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   A meta-bibliography of collections of digital facsimiles is compiled by the British Library: . Important sources of digital facsimiles are Google Book Search, Internet Archive, and HathiTrust. Useful descriptions of both exist on German Wikisource: Internet Archive, the GBS. Ryan Baumann's Book Aligneroffers scripts to make it easier to identify pa...

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   Specialized lists of titles accessible through these service and important for classicists, can (and should be) compiled and shared, e. g. as contributions to Wikisource (e.g., the list of volumes of Hermes. Zeitschrift für classische Philologie compiled on German Wikisource), as free-standing websites (e.g., Tarik Wareh's Public Domain Books for C...

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   Kevin Kiernan, "Digital Facsimiles in Editing" in Electronic Textual Editing, Modern Language Association's Committee on Scholarly Editions and Text Encoding Initiative Consortium. (Preview available on the TEI site, accessed on June 5, 2010.)

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4. blackbox.llc.ed.ac.uk › portfolio › digital-facsimilesWorking with Digital Facsimiles: EEBO and ECCO

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   Researchers increasingly use digital facsimiles of primary sources to conduct their research. But how do these images shape, limit, and expand what we can do with the works we study?

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5. www2.fgw.vu.nl › digital_text › typesDigital facsimile

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   A facsimile is a replica of a manuscript or (old) print. It is a (photo)copy that is intended to be the closest possible representation of the original. A digital facsimile is a copy that has been converted into a digital image file.

6. sites.utexas.edu › ransomcentermagazine › 2018/01/31Talking about early digital facsimiles with Sarah Werner

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   Jan 31, 2018 · The simplest definition of a digital facsimile is one that has been produced with digital tools. That mostly means digital images, like the images you find in the Ransom Center’s digital collections.

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   May 8, 2019 · What is an original, what is a facsimile, and in what way is a digital facsimile a reproduction, if it is indeed? This article takes a look at some of the connotations of these labels.

8. medieval-manuscripts-and-technology.wp.st-andrews.ac.ukThe digital medieval manuscript – Centre for the Study of ...

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   Oct 10, 2021 · The digital images emulate the book-like object in a two page-spread, or even animate it with graphics that turn its pages. We move through a digital facsimile that is reminiscent of its physical counterpart, and simultaneously is strange and new. What we see is familiar: age-stained parchment, neat script, colourful miniatures and gilded details.