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Hi Deb
Our registrars still use prints for condition reports, but they are happy with
the color ink jets that we provide. Similar to your situation, they mark them
with circles and arrows and make notes regarding the details. As always, the
veracity of any condition report is backed by the int
I'm curious about how people are handling the analog to digital change in
terms of print output, specifically for the condition checking that
registrars do. In the past, the registrar got a b/w glossy that was used for
condition reporting -- they overlaid a clear sheet on the print and circled
Hi Deb,
Our photo conservator also does condition reporting to that level of
detail. She just starts with a high-quality digital image, marks the
areas with condition issues on a separate layer in Photoshop, and saves
the file as a .psd to save the layers. If the condition changes, she
just adds
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