Abstract

An increasing number of memory institutions are now exploring the intricacies of three-dimensional digitization for their collections. While various methods for creating three-dimensional models are available, not all of them are necessarily accessible or suitable for these institutions. Factors such as financial constraints and the technical proficiency of their staff can pose limitations. Recent research has shed light on photogrammetry as a viable digitization method for memory institutions, particularly museums. This study seeks to validate this proposition through the examination of multiple collection items. The results will indicate whether photogrammetry can be consistently applied within memory institutions, offering valuable insights for museums and similar organizations.

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