Course Outline
The ISF-C one-day course teaches the science of light and color and how the human eye reacts to the images it sees. It is an exciting and comprehensive course for those who strive for perfection in producing visual images.
An examination is provided at the end of the course for those wanting to become ISF Commercial Certified and attain membership in the elite community of display experts recognized around the world as working to the highest standards.
ISF Commercial Training and Certification Course Outline
- Introduction and Course Goals
- Benefits of ISF Commercial
- Why Calibration?
- Light, Color, and the Human Eye
- How the Eye Works
- What is Color and Light?
- Additive Mixing Color System
- How Displays Produce Color
- Colorspace and the CIE Chromaticity Diagram
- Color Temperature and White Reproduction
- Display Gamut
- Specifications and What They Mean:
- Brightness
- Contrast
- Resolution, Aspect Ratio, and Scaling
- Resolution and DTV Standards
- Aspect Ratios and Ratio Matching
- How Scaling Works
- Understanding Display Inputs:
- Composite
- S-Video
- Component
- YPbPr
- DVI, HDMI and HDCP
- DisplayPort
- RJ45
- Display Technologies:
- LCD
- DLP
- LCoS
- Plasma
- Lamps and Illumination
- Metal Halide
- Xenon
- LED
- Screen Technology Basics:
- Front Screen
- Rear Screen
- Projection System Design Considerations:
- Distance
- Lensing
- Lighting
- Calibration:
- Calibration Tools
- Calibration 101
- Advanced Calibration