The production and application of digital image materials

Author: Liu Yumin / Huang Yanbo (editors)
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: This book systematically introduces the basic usage methods of hardware and software for collecting, creating, and processing digital "image" materials such as images, graphics, video, and animation from the perspective of multimedia audio-visual production. It includes:
Chapter 1 provides a systematic and comprehensive introduction to the basic concepts and technical principles of digital image technology;
Chapter 2 systematically introduces the hardware equipment for digital image (static image) acquisition—digital cameras and scanners—as well as the basic usage methods of digital image processing software—Adobe Photoshop—and practical examples of Photoshop applications in multimedia audio-visual production;
Chapter 3, after giving a general introduction to the hardware and software technologies for digital video production and processing based on the PC platform, comprehensively and systematically explores the basic methods for collecting digital video in Adobe Premiere, as well as the main technical concepts and principles involved;
Chapter 4 selects the currently mainstream computer graphics animation production software—CorelDraw, Flash, and 3DS MAX—and provides a detailed introduction to their basic usage methods, along with practical examples of their applications in multimedia audio-visual production;
Chapter 5 selects the currently most commonly used and comprehensively technical multimedia editing software—Adobe Premiere—and closely the actual practice of multimedia audio-visual production, systematically discusses the specific application methods and techniques for various "image" materials in Adobe Premiere.
It is worth noting that the entire book explores the basic usage methods of hardware and software for collecting, creating, and processing digital "image" materials, as well as the closely related basic technical concepts and principles, under the technical background of "multimedia audio-visual production based on the Adobe Premiere platform." Its greatest feature is that it is both closely tied to the actual practice of multimedia audio-visual production and takes into account the systematicity and coherence of technical knowledge. Therefore, it is highly suitable as a textbook or reference material for related courses in fields closely related to multimedia audio-visual production, such as educational technology, communication studies, radio and television broadcasting, computer science, communication, electronic information technology, etc. It is also an excellent reference book for multimedia application and development personnel.