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Lecturer(s)
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Course content
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The curricula of the course: 1.?2. Introduction to the theory of photography, general definition of photography, history of photographic record 3.?4. The principle of origination of the digital image, division of photographic technology and optics, their characteristic qualities, scanners - their types, technology of taking photographs, work with cameras - exposure, sharpness, technical parameters of an image, formats of photographic images 5.?6. Composition of a photographic image (construction of an image, working with the medium), introduction to image editing (presentation of basic editing programs) 7.?8. Practical introduction to photographic technology and accessories, work with lighting technology, lighting a selected scene 9.?12. Practical training in the field, taking a series of photographs documenting a selected monument 13.?14. Final processing of the documentation in an editor, presenting, filing and preparing data for print, final presentation and evaluation of students? works.
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Learning activities and teaching methods
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unspecified, unspecified, unspecified
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Learning outcomes
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The specialized course focuses on the issue of digital photography as a peculiar means of communication system in relation to documenting material cultural heritage. It is divided to theoretical and practical parts and systematically presents the customs and laws of photography. The theoretical part aims at introducing students to the basic issues of photography: history of photography, general definition of photography, technical parameters and the possible use of the required technology, the construction and composition of photographic image, presentation of basic editing programs. The practical part pays attention to taking, subsequent editing and presenting photographs. Increased attention will be paid to the possible uses of photographic documentation of cultural heritage - especially architecture and small historical monuments in landscape - in relation to both professional and layman public.
The graduates manage taking and subsequent processing of a photographic image. With concern to the orientation of the course, they can employ the acquired information and skills in documenting material cultural heritage especially in the area of care of historical documents and museum or archive practice. The graduates can also employ their skills in continuous documentation and subsequent presentation of the results of either partial study or scientific task.
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Prerequisites
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The ability of working with computer technology and at least minimum knowledge of English language are appropriate for successful managing the practical part of the subject (selected editing programs are in English version).
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Assessment methods and criteria
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unspecified
The students are required to participate in the education and to manage the assigned continuous tasks and outputs.
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Recommended literature
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Bezděk, Ladislav a Frouz, Martin. Digitální a digitalizovaná fotografie pro vědecké účely v praxi památkové péče. Praha. 2014.
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Bezděk, Ladislav et. al. Barevná fotodokumentace mobiliárních fondů hradů a zámků: metodika standardního postupu při zhotovování barevné fotodokumentace jako součásti Základní evidence mobiliárních fondů hradů a zámků. Praha, 2000. ISBN 80-86234-09-6.
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Freeman, Michael. Perfektní expozice: expozice pro lepší (digitální) fotografie. Brno. 2009.
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