FLAAR
Digital Imaging Center in BGSU
The
Digital Imaging Resource Center does research on large format digital
photography, and an associated level of scanning to be used in archaeology,
anthropology, geology, botany, zoology, museums, and related desktop
publishing, in-house publishing, repro-shops (especially for colleges,
universities and museums) and prepress associated to photography
and scholarly publications on the above subjects.
Chuck
Spontelli coordinates the technical aspect of the program, since
he has an MS degree in printing from Rochester Institute of Technology.
FLAAR
also has full time editors to not only scrutinize all printers in
tradeshows across the USA and Germany, but to visit print shops,
giclee studios, and art departments to find out their expereiences
as well.
After
the testing and reviewing of the equipment is complete, the most
adequate items of equipment are selected to be donated to museums,
archaeological institutes and proyects, especially for those institutions
on which we have projects.
Scholars
from Latin America who wish to learn about this technology, can
receive training from FLAAR at the offices in Central America, USA
and Germany.
 
How
to meet Nicholas Hellmuth
and speak with him personally
Reports and assistance are available by filling
out a contact form, inquiry form, or request form by e-mail.
If
you or your company wish to hire Nicholas Hellmuth in person and/or
FLAAR as a consultant on retainer, you can do this by writing ReaderService@FLAAR.org and explaining what you need. However this is not a way to circumvent
the regular request for reports. That e-mail is only if you wish
to arrange professional consulting in person pre-paid in advance.
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