Colour Seperation Flashcards

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How does the printing process produce colour

A

Using the CMYK laid down in overlapping g halftone pattern

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1
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Define colour separation

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Process of reproducing an image colour into a process colour (CMYK) or a set of spot colour in prep for print process

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2
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What is needed to convert continuous tone images to half tone

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  1. An input device (camera, enlarger,)
  2. Colour filters & masks
  3. Halftone screens
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3
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What kind of filters are used to create CMYK for negative film?

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R,G,B filters used

Relied on DROP & HOLD method

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On a negative film, a filter:

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Drops it’s own colour on the negative

Black created using all 3 filters

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5
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Factors that could affect the quality of colour separation

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Physical properties of image capture system
Image recording distortions
Image processing compromises
Output recording choices

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6
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Describe a rotary drum scanner

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Rotational speed 1,200 rpm

Highest res up to 10,000 LPI

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7
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First. Version if rotary drum scanner

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Kodak 1930

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8
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Flat bed scanners are also known as

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Charged coupled devices (CCD)

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9
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Digital camera characteristics

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  1. Film & transparency originals for scanning replaces by CCD or CMOS sensor
  2. Is essentially a live scanner
  3. Img capture & colour sep are done in 1 step
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10
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What are CMOS

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Complementary metal oxide semiconductor

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11
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What do CMOS do?

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Both convert light into electric charge & process it into electronic signals

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12
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A CMOS sensor often includes

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Noise correction

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13
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What are the 3 classifications of digital cameras today

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  1. Point & shoot
  2. Digital single reflex
  3. Professional
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14
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How many megapixels do point & shoot cameras have

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Up to 8/9 megapixels

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15
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How many megapixels do digital single reflex cameras have

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Up to 12 megapixels

16
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How many megapixels do professional cameras have

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Up to 30/40 megapixels

17
Q

What are handheld CCD cameras used for

A

Outdoor, action portraits

18
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What are studio type cameras used for

A

Still life studio applications

19
Q

Linear array CCDs are used with

A

Studio type cameras

20
Q

Single area CCDs or 3CCD split-beam system are used with

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Hand held CCD camera

21
Q

In an ideal word, CMY would be

A

Black

22
Q

In the real world CMY =

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Brown

23
Q

How is black generated

A

From RGB data

24
Q

When is black ONLY used

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In neutral shadows to increase shadow density and detail

25
Q

T or F….black contributes to colour not nuetrals

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FALSE. Black doesn’t contribute to colour. ONLY neutrals

26
Q

What is skeleton black

A

Black only in neutral shadow areas
Adds detail & density to SH
MT = 10% K to SH= 70% K

27
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What is full black

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Black extends from shadow to MT to HL

28
Q

To compensate for the fact that inks aren’t pure & that colour isn’t perfect we:

A
  1. Adjust grey balance

2. colour correction

29
Q

Converting RGB to CMYK involves

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Tone reproduction
Colour correction
Grey balance