Introduction to Colour Printing

Toronto Image Works
Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Course Format: Classroom | E-learning | Virtual Class | Online | On-site | Blended | Self-paced

Course Description:

'' Learning how to do your own colour printing gives you creative control over your final print. With guidance and instruction you’ll practice darkroom techniques that will improve your printing skills while developing your eye for colour and composition.



Since the size of the class is limited, each student will have his own darkroom. You will receive a starter package of 8x10 Kodak paper and four hours of complimentary darkroom time to practice at your leisure (you must book ahead). Toronto Image Works uses paper processors, avoiding the need for messy open trays of chemistry and speeding up development so you can get more done in a shorter time.

Who should take Introduction to Colour Printing?
Amateurs and serious hobbyists who want to learn the techniques of colour printing, or who need a refresher course.

Requirements
You should bring the following to class:

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Processed colour negatives

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Notebook


You will be asked to shoot a roll of professional film for an assignment.

What will I learn?
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The Quality Chain, steps required to get the print you want

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Colour theory and how to use filters for colour correction

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Printing techniques (contacting and printing)

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Border selections and contact printing

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What to look for in a colour negative (exposure)

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Enlargement and cropping

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Improving your print through burning and dodging

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How to analyze your composition

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Phone:416-703-1999

School Address:

80 Spadina Avenue, Suite 207
Toronto, Ontario M5V 2J4
416-703-1999
jbaxter@torontoimageworks.com

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