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§ Founded 2008 – Budapest

The treasures of the past, the technology of the future.

For more than 10 years we have been working with museums, libraries and archives, including the Hungarian National Museum, the National Széchényi Library and the National Archives of Hungary. We install equipment, train people to operate it, and also digitise on a contract basis.

Trusted byMuseums, libraries, archives.

Magyar Nemzeti Múzeum
Országos Széchényi Könyvtár
Magyar Nemzeti Levéltár
Néprajzi Múzeum
Szépművészeti Múzeum
Magyar Természet- tudományi Múzeum
Budapesti Történeti Múzeum
Ráday Gyűjtemény
Hadtörténeti Múzeum
MTA Keleti Gyűjtemény
§ 01 – Our mission

For us, digitisation is not copying but preservation. We save every detail of a centuries-old page – its fibres, its stains, its watermark – so that future generations see exactly what we see.

We work with equipment such as the Treventus ScanRobot and the Phase One iXH, but technology is only half the job. The other half is care: we handle every object as if it were irreplaceable. Because it is.

In more than 10 years we have saved more than 6 million pages – yet we approach every new project with the same attention we gave our first.

Tripont Heritage teamBudapest
§ 02 – What we offer

We also offer contract digitisation.

Bound volumes, flat objects, transparent materials, 3D objects and multispectral examination: in our Budapest studio or on site at the collection, starting with a test capture.

01 / Speciality

Bound volumes

Books, manuscripts and bound records, from bulk holdings to special volumes.

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02 / Speciality

Flat objects

Charters, prints, paintings, technical drawings and textiles with a Phase One camera.

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03 / Speciality

Transparent materials

Glass plate negatives, film and nitrate negatives, slides and microfilm, whatever their size.

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04 / Speciality

3D objects

3D models of three-dimensional objects by photogrammetry, for web display or for a replica.

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05 / Speciality

Multispectral analysis

What the naked eye cannot see: faded, scraped-off or overwritten text, hidden layers.

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§ 03 – Equipment

What we work with.

From robotic page turning to the 150-megapixel reproduction camera: we distribute and install this equipment, train users to operate it, and also use it ourselves in contract digitisation.

PremiumHeat-sink housing of a Phase One iXH camera mounted on a copy stand
Phase One · DániaCalibrated
SystemPhase One iXH (150 MP / 250 MP)
Bit depth16-bit
StandardFADGI 4★
Typereproduction camera
Capture equipment

Phase One iXH

Reproduction camera system for cultural heritage digitisation – available in 150 and 250 megapixel versions

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NewCZUR M3000 Pro book scanner with an open book
CZUR · KínaCalibrated
Typeoverhead scanner
Functionautomatic OCR
Live viewyes
Operationintuitive
Book scanners

CZUR smart scanner

Smart overhead book and document scanners with curve flattening and OCR

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FlagshipTreventus ScanRobot 2.0 book scanner with monitor and keyboard
Treventus · AusztriaCalibrated
Resolution600 DPI
Speed2,500 pages/hour
Max. formatA2
Opening angle60–100°
Book scanners

ScanRobot® 2.0

Automatic book scanner

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Large formatWideTEK 48 large-format scanner with a touchscreen, scanning a world map
Image Access GmbH · NémetországCalibrated
Model familiesWideTEK ART (fine art) · sheet-fed large-format · flatbed
Max. scanning width1,524 mm (60 inches) – WideTEK 60CL and 60ART
Largest artwork1,524 × 2,032 mm – WideTEK 60ART
Flatbed areafrom 313 × 470 mm to 915 × 610 mm (WideTEK 36F)
Document scanners

WideTEK large-format scanners

Archival-quality digitisation of maps, plans, posters and artworks – up to 1,524 mm wide.

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§ 04 – Results

What we have saved so far.

01pages
6M+

Pages digitised from books, manuscripts and codices.

02projects
200+

Digitisation projects with museums, libraries and archives.

03years
10+

Years of experience in cultural heritage digitisation.

04knowledge centre
2018

Regional knowledge centre of Phase One Cultural Heritage since then: lab, training and support.

§ 05 – Case studies

A few featured case studies.

More than 10 years, thousands of treasures saved – here are a few projects we are especially pleased to show. Click any of them for the full story.

Three specialists in protective clothing behind the Coronation Mantle, with a camera aboveCase study

Tripont’s experts digitised the Coronation Mantle

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Crumpled, fragmented metal cup with rosette decoration, black-and-white photographCase study

The glass plate negatives of the Hungarian National Museum

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Gold band of the Csorna Diadem with red and green stone inlaysCase study

Making a copy of the Csorna Diadem

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Detail of a Japanese painting: a figure seated on a veranda, a flowering shrub and a pineCase study

In Search of Prince Genji

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The All Saints Cope: a semicircular, gold-embroidered copeCase study

The All Saints Cope

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§ 06 – Process

How we work.

Work starts with a test capture, and on request the finished material becomes searchable in the Heritage archive.

01

Test capture

“A test capture is worth more than the most eloquent specification.” The work starts with a sample capture of your own material, which shows what equipment and settings are needed.

02

In the studio or on site

We work in our studio on Reitter Ferenc utca, and we set up wherever the collection is: in the off-site store of the Ráday Collection, at the Otto von Habsburg Foundation or at the Batthyaneum Library (a branch of the National Library of Romania) in Alba Iulia.

03

Capture under conservation rules

We adapt the conditions to the object: we photographed the Coronation Mantle in protective clothing, with dust-free equipment, under lighting below 25 lux.

04

Delivery and publication

We deliver the images in the format the client requires. On request, we also publish them in searchable form in our own archive system, the Heritage digital archive.

05

Into the Heritage archive

On request, the quality-checked master copies go into the Heritage digital archive: a searchable, browsable archive for institutions, preserved for the long term, where the material can be retrieved and viewed at any time.

§ 07 – Let’s talk

Do you have material that you want to preserve?

Tell us what material it is and how much of it there is. With a test capture we will show you what you get, and then we will give you a tailored quote.

OfficeReitter Ferenc u. 132/B, Budapest 1131
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