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Students will obtain the theoretical knowledge of photographic chemistry and processing used in photographic industry.

Physical chemistry I.

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The course uses teaching methods in form of Lecture - 2 teaching hours per week, Seminar - 1 teaching hour per week. The e-learning system (LMS Moodle) is available to teachers and students.

Oral exam.

1. Display systems and technologies, photographic optics , equipment of camera. 2. Black and white photography, theory of latent image formation, chemical processing of black and white photographic materials, technical data of materials. 3. Sensitometry and densitometry, characteristic curve, sensitivity and other sensitometric characteristics, granularity and resolving power of photographic materials. 4. Negative and positive processing, 5. Reversal processing. Diffusive transfer imaging materials. 6. Colour photography, specific technologies of film processing, colour negative, 7. Positive, reversal and dye bleach process, 8. Colour instant photography. 9. Digital Photography. 10. Introduction into pre-press technologies. 11. Scanning, image data processing, 12. Screening, proofing.

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The aim of the course Photographic Processes is to provide students with chemical and technological methods in used photographic technologies and pre-press technologies.

Regular consultation at least 4-times a semestr. Tests in e-learning.

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Junge K. W., Hübner G.: Fotografická chemie, , 0 (CS)
Hunt R.W.G.: The Reproduction of Color. 5th edition 1995, , 0 (CS)
Langford M.: Advanced Photography, 5th edition, , 0 (CS)
Veselý, M., Dzik, P., Zita, J. Fotografické procesy - Praktikum. Brno: VUT v Brně, Fakulta chemická, 2005. ISBN: 80-214-2867-8. (CS)

Sturge J., Walworth V., Shepp A.: Imaging Processes and Materials, , 0 (CS)
C. Noel Proudfoot (ed.): Handbook of Photographic Science and Ingineering, , 0 (CS)

13 hours, compulsory