Digital Image Processing 1

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Code	Completion	Credits	Range	Language Instruction	Semester
307EDIP1	ZK	2	26CS	English

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Learning outcomes of the course unit

The student will gain a basic overview of working with photography in a digital environment from capture to submission to print. They will learn and deepen their work with Photoshop and gain hands-on experience working on post-production of their photographs. Gain knowledge of colour management and profiles, have experience of proofing and printing.

Mode of study

in person

Prerequisites and co-requisites

Course contents

The course focuses on gaining a basic understanding of the digital bitmap image in the full breadth of the digital image workflow - its acquisition, editing and finalization. The course is taught both theoretically and practically. It is a contact teaching aimed at acquiring practical skills in digital image data post-processing with a highly individual approach, respecting the level of the student in the subject.

The main topics (syllabus) of the course after each week (block) of teaching. That is, a breakdown of the topics into 12 weeks of teaching (where it doesn't make much sense, it's not necessary - e.g. clauses ... or you can also list something along the lines of, say, 1-4 one topic, 5-8 a second topic, 9-12 a third topic ... or at least list some key topics in bullet points)

1-3/ At the beginning of the theoretical part students will be introduced to the basic concepts of digital photography - methods of defining colours (colour models), methods of compressing image data and basic image (bitmap) graphic formats.

4-5/ Basic functions and principles of peripheral devices used in the creation and finalization of digital images.

6-9/ Photo editing in Adobe Photoshop - photo editing both according to the circuits of the delivered exercises and your own mainly from the Photography Techniques 01 and other practical courses.

10-12/ Basic principles - colour management and application of ICC profiles in Adobe Photoshop in proofing and printing.

Assessment methods and criteria

Active participation in classes, 80% attendance, completion of ongoing tasks

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Further information

No schedule has been prepared for this course

The subject is a part of the following study plans

Photography EN - Bachelor - 2022 (required subject)