ATATÜRK PHOTO ARCHIVE
Specially colored Atatürk archive. The gallery below holds 48 images.
Scanning from historical originals
Glass negatives, film and opaque originals on paper are scanned on a Fujifilm FineScan 2750: 762 and 2,743 dpi native optical resolution, 0.0D – 3.7D density range, 470 × 350 mm bed. Scanning is done without physical damage to the original.
Printing and facsimile
Prints are produced two ways: archival pigment printing on Hahnemühle fine art papers with a Canon imagePROGRAF PRO-6100 (2,400 × 1,200 dpi, up to 150 cm), or chromogenic C-print on true photographic paper with a Durst Lambda 131 (up to 127 cm). Colour is matched to the original with spectrophotometer measurement and a physical proof print before production starts.
Exhibition production
When archive photographs are prepared for exhibition, large format panel production, museum standard framing and on-site installation are delivered together. Framing is made with 58 frame profiles, museum glass and acid-free mounts, up to 150 × 300 cm including the glass. DIFOART's museum projects include the exhibition The Story of the Atatürk Photographs.
Frequently asked questions
How many photographs are in this archive?
The gallery on this page holds 48 images.
Do you scan from glass negatives and old prints?
Yes. Glass negatives, film and opaque originals on paper are scanned on a Fujifilm FineScan 2750, without damage to the original.
What is the largest size you can print for an exhibition?
Up to 150 cm wide in pigment printing and 127 cm in C-print. Larger panels are produced up to 320 cm wide with latex and UV printing.
Do you do the framing and installation as well?
Yes. Framing is made in the same workshop, with 58 profiles, museum glass and acid-free mounts, up to 150 × 300 cm including the glass. Exhibition installation is done on site.
How can I get a price?
Write which images, how many and in what size you want. +90 212 278 78 47 · +90 541 279 47 48 · info@difoart.net
