Colour Management Training Courses - Classroom & Live Online
If you are a design, photo or publishing professional looking to expand your colour workflow knowledge we have the course for you!
Get consistent colour results across all your files to save your business money with a choice of scheduled classes with our colour experts in London and Manchester. Our bespoke & onsite options provide tailored course content and location flexibility.
If you are a design, photo or publishing professional looking to expand your colour workflow knowledge we have the course for you!
Get consistent colour results across all your files to save your business money with a choice of scheduled classes with our colour experts in London and Manchester. Our bespoke & onsite options provide tailored course content and location flexibility.
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London Colour Management Courses →
Colour Management Introduction 1 Day
Location: London Level: Introduction
Next Dates: 20 Dec - 20 Dec | 28 Feb - 28 Feb
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Manchester Colour Management Courses →
Colour Management Introduction 1 Day
Location: Manchester Level: Introduction
Next Dates: 20 Dec - 20 Dec | 17 Jan - 17 Jan
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Glasgow Colour Management Courses →
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Colour Management Courses - Other Locations
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Bespoke Colour Management Courses
Bespoke Colour Management training courses are available both Online or at our London, Manchester and Glasgow centres. These sessions are organised for private groups or individuals with content tailored to your level and requirements on dates to suit you.
Introduction to Colour Management training course
Level: Introduction
Introduction to Colour Management for Digital Photographers training course
Level: Introduction
Colour Management and Digital Workflow for Photographers
Level: Introduction
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ON BESPOKE TRAINING -
Onsite Colour Management Courses
Our bespoke Colour Management courses can also be provided as a private course onsite at your premises for you or your group with tailored content. The training cost remains the same although there may be some additional basic expenses depending upon your location.
Introduction to Colour Management training course
Level: Introduction
Introduction to Colour Management for Digital Photographers training course
Level: Introduction
Colour Management and Digital Workflow for Photographers
Level: Introduction
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ABOUT ONSITE TRAINING -
Live Online Colour Management Courses →
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the main benefits of effective Colour Management workflow?
Colour management enables colour simulation to be applied across a workflow, allowing you to simulate print before committing. This allows you to save time throughout the design process and cut down on wastage as colours will be consistent and reliable.
Do you offer tailored/bespoke courses for Colour Management?
We provide bespoke sessions for Colour Management training with course content that is tailored to your level of knowledge, experience and ability. The content can also be tailored to the projects that you will applying them to, making sure you get the most out of the training. These bespoke courses can be delivered to groups or as one-to-one learning and are available in class or onsite.
What is an ICC Profile?
An ICC (International Colour Consortium) profile is a set of data that characterises the colour attributes of a device - mapped between the device source and the profile connection space. Every device that displays colour can be assigned an ICC profile, defining the colours that will be displayed by that operating system, once the profile has been matched and implemented, the colour wll be displayed as intended.
What is the difference between RGB, CMYK and L*A*B Colour spaces?
The RGB colour model stores the values of red, green and blue - RGB values are commonly used for digital images. The CMYK colour model stores the values cyan, magenta, yellow and black, these values are used for the print process, and defines the kind of inks that are used. L*a*b is defined by the Commission Internationale de l'Eclairage (CIE) and is modelled on a colour opponent theory that states two colours cannot be red and green or blue or yellow at the same time. This model helps to identify colour inconsistencies, offering designers greater control.
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