기록용 영인본 사진 촬영 기준 개발에 관한 기초 연구

Abstract

This study is based on the inadequacy of documentation standards for national archives and emphasizes the need for improvement. The research outlines nine key discussion points: maintaining consistency in exposure (differences depending on camera brands), consistency in contrast, variations caused by lighting (lighting methods, accessories, and color temperature), distortion due to lenses and ensuring consistency in scale, achieving color consistency through CMS (Color Management System), settings for aperture, shutter speed, and ISO sensitivity, determining viewpoint based on angles, tonal differences between Capture One and Photoshop (RAW files), and CMS issues related to various camera and lighting filters. The preliminary findings of this research provide essential guidelines that should be addressed in archival management. However, the reality is that such standards are not established at all, and relying on experienced individuals as the basis for managing archives highlights the severity of current issues. One of the main reasons for this situation is the lack of photography professionals involved in national archival management. The management, reproduction photography, and research of archives require the involvement of photographic experts within government offices. Addressing this gap and improving the current reality is crucial.