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Design Library: Image RequestsThe Design Library now offers copystand photography as a way to improve and develop the contents of the Image Collection. The copystand is set up to create both analog (35mm slides) and digital images. The photography will be done by the Visual Resources Librarian, Barbara Brenny. The images that faculty members request will be the property of NCSU Libraries. The library is not providing any personal image services at this time. Photography is only the first step in the process of adding new images to the collection. After the images are created, they will need to be cataloged. 35mm slides must be sent out for film processing, and they will need to be mounted, labeled, and barcoded before they can be taken out of the library. Digital images are made available through the Design Library’s online image database. An Image Request Form is available at the front desk or on the Design Library’s website. Just bring the completed form and the publications you would like to have photographed to Barbara Brenny, or they may be left with another staff member. Please read over the Image Request Procedures for important detailed information about this process. Image Request Procedures
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