Opus Instruments will bring the Apollo Infrared Reflectography Camera to InArt 2026, including a live workshop exploring infrared imaging in practice.
Opus Instruments is pleased to announce its participation in the 7th International Conference on Innovation in Art Research and Technology (InArt2026), taking place in Funchal, Madeira, from 7–11 September 2026.
The conference brings together researchers, conservators, curators, heritage scientists and technology professionals working at the intersection of cultural heritage, science and technology. InArt provides an interdisciplinary platform for sharing research, discussing new methodologies and exploring technological approaches to the characterisation, conservation and preservation of cultural heritage

On 7 September, at 14h00, Opus Instruments will host a live workshop demonstrating the Apollo Infrared Reflectography Camera and its applications in the examination of artworks.
The session will combine a practical demonstration with an introduction to infrared reflectography, showing how Apollo can reveal information beneath the visible surface and support conservation and technical art history.
Apollo Camera Live Workshop
Date: 7 September 2026
Time: 14h00
Location: Colégio dos Jesuítas, Funchal, Madeira
If you are attending InArt2026, come and meet the Opus Instruments team to learn more about Apollo and discuss how infrared reflectography can support your conservation, research or technical imaging projects.
We look forward to joining colleagues from across the cultural heritage and heritage science communities in Funchal and to sharing the possibilities of infrared imaging at InArt2026.
Infrared photography at the National Museum of Norway. Photo Annar Bjorgli/The National Musuem.
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