
About Us
Opus Instruments are the team behind the Apollo and Osiris cameras, world leaders in the field of infrared reflectography (IRR). Our cameras have been used to examine thousands of artworks at leading institutions, galleries and educational establishments worldwide, making notable contributions within the fields of art conservation, art preservation, and art restoration.
Infrared Reflectography (IRR) is a non-invasive method of studying a painting by looking beneath the visible layers of paint. This allows you to examine the underdrawing along with any changes or pentimenti present in the work.
Modern sensor technology, such as the InGaAs sensors used in Apollo and Osiris, allows us to build on these techniques with higher resolution and improved sensitivity to reveal a painting’s secrets like never before.
Introduction to infrared reflectography from Opus Instruments
Resources
Handouts
-
Opus Instruments Camera Technical Specification SheetTechnical specification sheet for the Apollo and Osiris infrared reflectography cameras from Opus InstrumentsYou must log in to access content.
-
Infrared Reflectography Case Study BookletWelcome to the Opus Instruments case study bookletYou must log in to access content.
List of Sessions
May 17 @ 12.35 - 12.45 pm Exhibitor Showcase
May 26 @ 12:50 – 1:00 pm, Research & Technical Studies – Session 3
June 7 @ 12.35 - 12.45 pm Exhibitor Showcase
June 10 @ 1:30 – 2:00 pm, CAN!/EMG Joint Session - Transforming Ownership Into a Network of Care – Part 2
June 21 @ 12.35 PM Exhibitor Showcase
Access Date | Quiz Result | Score | Actions |
---|