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: Legal History BlogWorking in Archives #5: digital cameras
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Digital cameras have completely revolutionized archival research. Whereas before one had to sit in the archive, read each document, and copy them out by hand, now one could--in principle--breeze in, shoot a bunch of pictures, and leave, working on the results elsewhere. Putting on hold for a moment whether that is such a great idea, I want to share a little trick I use when taking pictures.Full post as published by Legal History Blog on February 16, 2009 (boomark / email).
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