Lectures and laboratory work within the following areas:
Photographic reproduction technology,
Image scanning, digital image representation of pictures, image compression, image processing, image analysis and screening.
Colour management systems colour measurement and colour spaces.
After taking the course the students are supposed to be able to:
- valuate and quantify the image quality of photographic systems based on commonly used resolution criteria, and to be familiar with the advantages and disadvantages of the different criteria,
- describe photographic techniques using invisible radiation (ultraviolet, X-rays, infrared) and the properties of images obtained with these techniques,
- explain digital image representation of images in vector or bitmap formatapply suitable compression algorithms to digital images,
- adapt digital images by image processing, image analysis and screening with respect to publication channel,
- use image processing systems for adapting digital images with respect to publication channel,
- explain the principles of colour measurement and colour representation systems,
so that the students
- independently can produce digital originals adapted to publication method by analysis of the production flow and the use of appropriate image and colour management programs,
- will have a clear understanding of the principles for screening methods and how they can be applied,
- will have a clear understanding of colour space transformations in colour management and of the applicability of corresponding rendering.