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Chapter II, Digital Color Theory: Lesson V
Controlling Digital Image Quality
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• What Is Color
• Creating Displaying Digital Color
• Capturing Digital Color
• Digital Printing
• Controlling Digital Image Quality

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Chapter I
Digital Imaging Fundamentals

Chapter II
Digital Color Theory

Chapter III
Desktop Imaging Systems & Issues

Chapter IV
Introduction to Digital Imaging

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[image editing]
Software makes it easy to modify and enhance digital images.
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Some degree of color correction is essential when you intend to print images by a four-color process. This involves adjusting colors and tones in the image.
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Your monitor should be set up properly before color editing begins. If you are working with images to be printed on paper, a gamma of 1.8 and a white point of 5000 K are recommended.
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