Fine art imaging

Fine art imaging for artists, collectors and insurers.

Color-true reproduction for prints and sales, and detailed technical imaging for authentication. Made with polarized lighting, color calibration and FADGI imaging guidelines.

The difference

Why the details hold up

Polarized light

Cross-polarized lighting removes glare from oils, varnish and glossy surfaces, so color and detail are recorded as they are.

Color calibration

A color chart in the setup keeps reds, blues and skin tones true from the camera to the final file.

FADGI guidelines

Imaging follows FADGI, the federal digitization guidelines for museum and archive collections.

High-resolution files

Large TIFF and JPEG files with the detail needed for prints, records and close study.

Tell me about your artwork.

What it is, how many pieces, the sizes, and what the images are for.