Digital Production Group

Abigail scans a rare book on the BC100.
Lead Photographer Wayne Vanderkuil setting up a shot.
The imaging team brings the lab offsite.
Chris using our newest 3D object scanner.
Robot
Photo negative scanning to produce a digital contact sheet.
Oversize imaging
This unusual book had a painting literally hidden within its pages.
The DPG gang at a recent staff meeting
Astrid and Claire working together to image a fragile rare book.
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The Digital Production Group (DPG) produces high quality digital images of items in Stanford University Libraries' various collections for faculty, staff, and curatorial needs. We manage and operate six digitization labs staffed by highly skilled professional imaging specialists and student assistants. Our labs are capable of converting a wide variety of traditional library materials to digital formats, including printed books, journals, fine art, photographs, maps, manuscripts, and more.

 

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