One Day Colour course covers the fundamentals of colour managment, how to set up your applications for consistently accurate colour and gives you hands-on experience of ICC profiling.

Next course dates:
• Wednesday 25th March

There is a maximum of six delegates on the course so all your colour questions will be answered in one day. You'll have hands on experience of colour management including how to calibrate and profile your equipment, setting up your programs like Adobe® PhotoShop®, Adobe acrobat®, and the most common page layout programs, for consistently accurate colour.

By the end of the course attendees will:
• understand basic colour management theory
• know how different applications handle colour
• have a knowledge of the necessary hardware and software needed to implement correct colour management in their own environment.
• understand the impact of their colour management decisions on other aspects of the production process
• create ICC profiles
• understand the advantages & disadvantages of shooting in Camera RAW.

Who Should Attend
The course has been designed for professionals in the photographic and graphics industries who want to improve their understanding of the colour managment process. All attendees work with colour on a daily basis and want to improve their colour workflow, their relationship with their clients and suppliers.

All attendees take away a FREE guide on colour management.

Consistently accurate colour comes from both having the right equipment and a thorough understanding. There are so many myths surrounding colour management and the course is a means to get to the truth.The growth of the digital world has made the control of colour more difficult. From the creation of a digital image to it's presentation to the consumer via print, the web or any other output media involves the same image passing through several production processes. To ensure that the final output matches the original concept, those involved need both the tools and understanding of the process.

If the colours change, the whole meaning of the image can be destroyed. For everyone involved in the production workflow it is important that they not only control the colour in their environment, but also that they know what to demand from others in the production workflow. They must understand what has happened to the image before they receive it, as well as how it will be treated by others to maintain the consistency we all seek.

The cost of the course includes lunch and refreshments (please let us know about any dietary requirements you may have).

Details about how to get to Bodoni Systems including map and directions are available from our How to find us page. If you are coming by public transport the nearest Underground station is Moor Park or Uxbridge on the Metropolitan Line. We can arrange to meet you at the station.