Includes photographic prints, graphic-arts prints (intaglio, lithographs, etc.), drawings, some paintings, (e.g., watercolours), and some maps. Newspapers should be digitised to a preservation standard but, limited visual-arts elements mean this material does not need to be captured at level 4 This material should be digitised to a preservation standard but, unless it falls into the category of rare and special material, does not need to be captured at level 4 Maps, Posters, and Other Materials with Challenging Features Oversize Items: Maps, Posters, and Other Materials Textual and illustrated materials e.g., evenly printed typeset or laser printed pages, includes visual-arts elements of limited significance Note: In the Library context manuscripts (such as the papers of prominent Australians) will be considered ‘Documents (Unbound): General Collections’ except for components of special artistic or graphic interest which will be treated as ‘Documents (Unbound): Manuscripts and Other Rare and Special Materials’. Rare and special materials represent manuscripts, illustrations of special artistic or graphic interest General collection material should be digitised to a preservation standard but, limited visual-arts elements mean this material does not need to be captured at level 4ĭocuments (Unbound): Manuscripts and Other Rare and Special Materials Textual and illustrated bound books, journals with clearly legible type and visual-arts elements of limited significance Rare and special material, including colour critical material should be digitised using photography equipment capable of achieving a highly accurate image Illuminated manuscripts, works that feature illustrations of special artistic or graphic interest Material typeīound Volumes: Rare and Special Materials All digital master images are saved as uncompressed TIFF files. The following image capture standards are used by the National Library in digitisation of its collection material.
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