Videntes utilizes multispectral imaging to uncover hidden details on medieval artifacts, manuscripts, and paintings that were previously unseeable. This technology reveals early versions, hidden texts, and forgotten artistry, using light wavelengths to look beneath surfaces. It offers a more accurate historical perspective, unearthing forgotten works and lost content, essentially making viewers detectives in the exploration of human history.
2025 DMSI Workshop at IMC Leeds ‘Seeing Beyond: Practical and Low-Cost Multispectral Imaging’
Helen Davies, Katie Albers-Morris, Alex Zawacki, and Evan Gatti led an MSI workshop at the 2025 Digital Medieval Studies Institute following the IMC Leeds. This workshop introduced different levels of MSI capturing and processing, ranging from the more high-end systems to more affordable and portable systems like the MISHA, or Ghost Camera. Attendees also had the opportunity to learn how to use accessible processing systems like Hoku and r-Chive.
Videntes is a multispectral and experimental imaging collective focused on medieval manuscripts in a modern world.
Videntes MultiSpectral Imaging Collective, 2021 - 2025. DigitalArc Jekyll Theme by Kalani Craig is licensed under CC BY-NC-SA 4.0
Framework: Foundation 6.
