Digital Circuit: a brief introduction to digital workflow.

Focal points are:

Process optimization strategies with Adobe Lightroom and Photoshop;

System profiling from capture to output;

Exposure metering as the basis of an optimal digital negative;

Raw development; the basic understanding of working with digital negatives;

Exposure corrections, general color corrections and selective color adjustments, perspective and subject corrections with raw converters;

Interpolation techniques and final output-oriented sharpening routines;

Image archive, file management and data backup.

Students' own digital work as a starting point is required.

Photoshop time is life time! Therefore: As little as possible, as much as necessary!

Teaching language is german.

Active participation and ongoing review of learning progress - grading is therefore only possible if 4/5 of the dates are attended. There is ongoing evaluation of comprehension and knowledge during class.

The following order of precedence always applies to the allocation of numerically limited course places:

1. regular students of applied sciences who require a "Pflichtfach"certificate.

2. other regular students of applied sciences

3. extraordinary students of applied sciences

4. co-enrolled students from other universities

Applications will be ranked within the categories in the order in which they are received.