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1. 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.

   • Author: Alice Whiteside

   • Publish Year: 2011

2. www.researchgate.net › publication › 332948668(PDF) Copies and facsimiles - ResearchGate

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   Jul 1, 2019 · Taking a cue from the reflections and contributions made by manuscript, archival and historical studies, this paper proposes a new approach to the methodology of digital facsimiles.

   • Author: Mats Dahlström

3. scad.libguides.com › specialcollections › facsimilesFacsimiles - Jen Library Archives and Special Collections ...

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   Sep 19, 2024 · A facsimile is an exact copy of a book, manuscript, or other item of historical value that has been produced to appear as true to the original source as possible. Facsimiles are often accompanied by a volume of commentary which could provide information about the digitization process, an interpretation of illustrations and illuminations.

4. www2.fgw.vu.nl › digital_text › typesDigital Humanities Workbench - fgw.vu.nl

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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.

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

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   Oct 10, 2021 · 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.

6. link.springer.com › article › 10Copies and facsimiles - International Journal of Digital ...

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   May 8, 2019 · The concepts of original and copy, of source and facsimile, always convey particular understandings of the process of reproducing documents. This essay is an analysis of these concepts, in particular copies and facsimiles, framed within the context of digital reproduction.

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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).

   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.

   Copies and facsimiles - International Journal of Digital Humanities

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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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   Is a digital manuscript a medieval manuscript?

   • The digital manuscript facsimile is not a medieval manuscript. Yet, the digital is fundamentally connected to parchment pages inscribed, decorated and bound in the Middle Ages. The digital medieval manuscript has become exceedingly important for how medieval parchment codices are handled, studied and preserved.

   The digital medieval manuscript – Centre for the Study of Medieval

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   What is digital scholarly editing & Library digitization?

   • When we talk about digital scholarly editing and library digitization, we frequently use words such as originals, sources, copies, and facsimiles. Each of these words, however, points to varying understandings of documents, texts, media, and art.

   Copies and facsimiles - International Journal of Digital Humanities

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   Are photographic reproductions a standard feature in digital scholarly editions?

   • Indeed, the presence of photographic reproductions in scholarly editions, or digital facsimiles, has increased tremendously the last few decades. Digital image facsimiles are becoming a standard feature in digital scholarly editions as something that is expected by users. This is logical.

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8. tei-c.org › Vault › ETETEI: Digital Facsimiles in Editing (Kiernan) - tei-c.org

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   It is worth distinguishing between plain old digital facsimiles and image-based scholarly editions. The primary purpose of a facsimile in editing is to provide editors and textual scholars with a reliable version of the source document or documents.