Translations:Digitaliseren van dia’s van Anne-Mie Van Kerckhoven/34/en

The delivery of these files followed in April 2016. When checking the files, however, it soon became apparent that a few things had gone wrong:

• The TIFF files were not in the right dimensions. Moreover, it appeared that the files had been compressed. The software that GMS had cropped the files with used LZW compression on the images, a type of lossless compression, even though the contract stated that uncompressed files were required.
• Some of the embedded metadata values were missing, including the value for the colour space used, which was probably due to an error in writing the metadata.
• The scans from the initial test were missing and not included in the set.
• Some scans had an incorrect name, and it wasn't possible to change the names manually because the delivered files were read-only.
• Not all targets and test results were sent, so it wasn't possible to perform the quality control.
• Some captures were much smaller than agreed (A3 and A4 instead of A2).