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Not applicable.

The students will obtain practical knowledge of photographic materials processing and their objective evaluation.

Physical chemistry I.

Not applicable.

The course uses teaching methods in form of Laboratory exercise - 3 teaching hours per week. The e-learning system (LMS Moodle) is available to teachers and students.

Graded course-unit credit

1) Photographic camera and shooting black&white negative film; 2) Influence of developing time on sensitometric properties of b&w film; 4) The effect of developer composition on sensitometric properties of b&w film; 5) Printing BW negative; 6) Resolving Power Test; 7) Printing BW Negative onto a Multigrade Enlarging Paper; 10) Toning Photographic Images; 11) BW Reversal Process; 12) Colour Negative Film and Processing; 13) Colour Negative Printing; 14) Colour Reversal Film and Processing; 16) Determining Sensitometric Characteristics of a Digital Camera; 17) Taking Pictures with Digital Camera Using the White Balance Feature; 18) Scanning BW images; 19) Scanning Color Transparencies Using ICC Profile; 20) Printing of Monochromatic Images Using Halftone Screening; 21) Color Composite Reproduction by Inkjet Printing – Subjective and Objective Quality Assessment; 22) Color Printing Using ICC Profile.

Not applicable.

The aim of the Laboratory classes in photographic processes is to provide them practical training of photographic processes and quality control in these technologies.

Attendance and activity at the laboratory classes are required. One absence can be compensated by the elaboration of substitute tasks.

Not applicable.

Veselý M., Dzik P., Zita J.: Fotografické procesy - praktikum (CS)

Sturge J., Walworth V., Shepp A.: Imaging Processes and Materials, , 0 (CS)
Hunt R.W.G.: The Reproduction of Color. 5th edition 1995, , 0 (CS)
Junge K. W., Hübner G.: Fotografická chemie, , 0 (CS)

39 hours, compulsory