In Krasnodar will digitize works of art using Elarskan

2020: Beginning of use of the equipment Elar

On March 19, 2020 Elar company of a soobshchl that in the Krasnodar edge art museum of F.A. Kovalenko began to use the professional scanning equipment of ELAR corporation which the multimedia guide based on the Artefact platform will allow the museum to implement in the practice.

The collection of art museum contains about 13 thousand works of art for March, 2020 - it is painting, graphics, a sculpture, arts and crafts objects. Its basis is formed by the personal collection of books and art editions of the founder of gallery F.A. Kovalenko transferred to the city in 1904. Also in the museum there is a fund of scientific library numbering about 13 thousand book volumes.

In addition to a museum meeting, in the museum there is a fund of scientific library, including literature for all art forms and allied industries, stories and the cultures of Kuban. The museum purchased the ELAR planetary scanner for digitization of originals as works of art from the funds of the museum requiring the delicate address, and rare books from scientific library tells the methodologist of the Krasnodar edge art museum of F.A. Kovalenko Marina Mikitenko

Also the staff of the museum notes that the equipment ELAR will give to the museum the chance to implement in the practice the multimedia guide based on the Artefact platform who allows owners of smartphones to download materials of exhibitions and to obtain information on exhibits, having pointed the device camera regarding. Digital copies will be used for filling of the platform of this multimedia guide. Using the large-format contactless Elarskan scanner A1 the staff of the museum will be able to create electronic copies even of old and valuable originals with exact transfer of their texture and art features.

Use of the planetary scanner will help with digitization of museum objects and will increase the number of the scanned documents of Scientific archive, Rare fund of scientific library of the museum, separate works of art from museum collection. In particular, some of the first will digitize graphic sheets from a collection of the Japanese xylographie of the 19th century, explains Marina Mikitenko