Visual Documentation (5 cr)

Objective

After you have completed the course you
* know how to advance visual techniques for documentation of conservation/restoration work
* know how to produce images with a modern digital camera
* how to take studio and object photographs * know the basic steps in digital image processing

Content

- What are physics of digital images and the basics of digital image editing?
- What means vector vs. bitmap images, image formats, image size, image resolution and file size?
- How are made digital Image editing: color correction, knocking out backgrounds, highlighting selected areas and correct resampling of images for the purpose?
- What are the basics of digital layout and publishing?
- How are PDF format made?
- How is camera used in a variety of subjects in various conditions?
- How should photo files be handled?

Evaluation

Level 3, entry-level know-how and skills Students can
a. use professional vocabulary systematically.
b. look for information in the key information sources of the field.
c. identify interrelated tasks.
e. use the key models, methods, software and techniques of the professional field.
g. justify their actions according to the ethical principles of the professional field.

Qualifications

Prior know-how and skills
No prerequisities

Further information

Co-requisites:
Documentation and Subject Research 5 cr