
prometheus is a distributed digital image archive that currently makes more than 3,496,000 images of over 120 databases from institutes, research facilities and museums researchable on a common user interface.
Situated at the Institute of Art History of the University of Cologne, prometheus is supported by the non-profit association prometheus e.V. which promotes the ongoing developments of the digital media for science and research.
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Many of you are currently looking for their different interests for various projects in 128 very heterogeneous image databases. In most cases, your result lists contain various illustrations that are relevant for your presentations, term papers or research questions.
Anyone who has personal access to prometheus can store these matching images internally in image collections and use the image collections privately, or share them with individual people in your presentation or research group or publish them readable and writable within the image archive in order to give everyone in prometheus access to them.
Another option is to download your image collections for external use in a research or teaching context, either as a zip or PowerPoint file. After unzipping, you will either receive a folder with two files (.jpg and.txt) for each individual image or a presentation with slides for each image with the associated metadata.
Which format do you prefer?