Genus has recently completed a project for the Scottish Fisheries Museum to digitise their photographic negative collection. In this blog we interview Linda Fitzpatrick, Curator at the Scottish Fisheries Museum... read more →
Genus has recently completed a very interesting project to capture the historic Trophy collection of British Racing Motors (BRM). Founded in 1949 and active in Formula One from 1951 to... read more →
Genus are pleased to be able to introduce a brand-new 360-degree motorised creative lighting and camera platform for the photographic industry. The Light Revolution LR4 system is a multi-platform lighting... read more →
DICE test target now incorporated into the Zeutschel OS QM Tool. Zeutschel have recently incorporated the DICE target from Golden Thread into the OS QM Tool. This target is designed... read more →
Genus has been selected to digitise an exciting Glass Plate Negative collection, previously unseen for generations. The collection was made by Alfred Ernest Raddy, the great grandfather of Colin Raddy,... read more →
Goobi is a post-processing and workflow application for digitisation projects. It is completely configurable with the ability to add or remove modules according to the workflow requirements of the organisation.... read more →
A free webinar presented by: Geoff Laycock, Director at Scan Data Experts - in association with Genus Thu, July 9, 2020 - 3:30 PM – 4:30 PM BST When embarking on a... read more →
Sanlam are a major provider of financial products and services. Established internationally for over 100 years they are a proven market leader with innovation a key cornerstone of their award... read more →
The Bodleian Library was established in 1602 and is the second largest library in the UK. It is a legal deposit library, holding approximately 13 million printed items, as well... read more →
With the recent worldwide COVID-19 pandemic Genus has been approached by several organisations, keen to release the key data held in their microfilms and microfiche. Talking to some of these... read more →