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Lecturer(s)
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Course content
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1. The principle of creating a digital and chemical photographic image 2. Processing a digital image and chemical film 3. Digital image parameters 4. Processing the RAW format 5. Issues of HDR photography 6. Special photographic procedures in post-processing (line restoration, etc.) 7. Types of devices, lenses and photographic filters 8. Methods of measuring light, light sources 9. Exposure modes of digital devices 10.-13. Practical demonstrations and photography in the field
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Learning activities and teaching methods
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Observation, Group work
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Learning outcomes
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The aim is to understand the basic functions of a camera and, above all, to master the basics of photographing two-dimensional and three-dimensional works (paintings, reliefs, sculptures, architectural interiors and exteriors). The second, equally important goal is to master the post-processing of digital photography, i.e., to understand the basic processes involved in processing a digital image.
Students will gain a basic understanding of digital and chemical photographic techniques, with special attention to the needs of visual documentation of art historical artifacts.
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Prerequisites
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There are no special requirements for enrollment in the course.
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Assessment methods and criteria
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Student performance, Dialog
Due to the rapid development of the field, updated links to websites dedicated to photography are preferred, e.g. https:// photographybenda.cz/fotograficke-zaklady/ Tripods are available at the workplace.
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Recommended literature
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Ladislav Bezděk ? Martin Frouz. (2014). Digitální a digitalizovaná fotografie pro vědecké účely v památkové péči. Praha.
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