Cumulative lessons in more accessible photogrammetry

This presentation will describe and analyse a series of ongoing research and development projects within the context of object-based learning, creative material practices, artefact histories and digital futures. This series of cumulative projects has arisen out of and responds to the interdependent needs of a variety of creative and cultural heritage practitioners, archives and collections. The projects focus on the potential of photogrammetry to capture objects and artefacts, materials and traces, for use in visualisation, analysis and re-materialisation, as well as in the production of knowledge and of new creations - both material and more virtual. Their ultimate aim is to help develop and share more accessible and reliable approaches, equipment and methods for high-quality 3D capture via photogrammetry across the arts, culture and heritage sectors, and this presentation hopes to help break down some of the barriers restricting the adoption and use of this remarkably versatile and capable technology.

The conference is organized by the Rijksmuseum in cooperation with the Association for Historical and Fine Art Photography (AHFAP).

Program committee
Cecile van der Harten, Head Image Department, Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam (chair)
Robert Erdmann, Senior Scientist, Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam
Wim Hupperetz, Director, Allard Pierson Museum, Amsterdam
Marco Streefkerk, Head of Culture and Digitization at DEN, Dutch knowledge center, The Hague
Carola van Wijk, Staff photographer, Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam Advisory board
Anaïs Aguerre, ReACH Project Director
Richard Everett, Photographic & Imaging Manager, Welcome Collection and Chair of Association For Historical And Fine Art Photography (AHFAP)
Thomas Flynn, Cultural Heritage Lead Sketchfab
Scott Geffert, ‎Senior Imaging Systems Manager, Metropolitan Museum of Art and President at ImagingEtc.com
James Stevenson, Director, Cultural Heritage Digitisation Ltd

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