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Le Blues du JPEG

Prendre en charge correctement du JPEG 32 bits Une histoire haute en couleur d’Alix Bruys, Bertrand Caron, Yannick Grandcolas et Thomas Ledoux de la Bibliothèque nationale de France (BnF) [Note : This blog is the french version of the JPEG got the Blues blog] Le contexte : acquisition de photographies nativement numériques de théâtres parisiens […]

By tledoux, posted in tledoux's Blog

9th Nov 2019  1:47 PM  1402 Reads  No comments

JPEG Got the Blues

Properly Rendering 32-bits JPEG A colorful story by Alix Bruys, Bertrand Caron, Yannick Grandcolas and Thomas Ledoux from the National Library of France (BnF) [Note : Ce billet existe en version française sous le titre Le blues du JPEG.] The Context: Acquired Born-Digital Photographs of Parisian Theaters On October the 20th of 2017, the Department […]

By tledoux, posted in tledoux's Blog

7th Nov 2019  8:01 AM  2035 Reads  No comments

Content-disposition: Archival – Repatriating Dates on Access to Born-digital Records Online

Abstract: Downloading an object over the internet through a standard web-browser is a mechanism that is ‘less-than-optimal’ for the delivery of archival objects. Download of objects will not preserve the file-system metadata of the object. Tools like Wget can do this, but do we want the same behavior of the browser? On answering that, do […]

By ross-spencer, posted in ross-spencer's Blog

2nd Nov 2015  6:16 AM  5878 Reads  No comments