Photoshop can be a powerful resource in the forensic video analysis workflow. Adobe Photoshop for Forensic Video Analysts is a 4-day class that is designed to introduce and build upon image processing techniques for the Forensic Video Analyst. This thorough workshop is recommended for analysts with limited experience using Adobe Photoshop, those using previous versions, or for those wishing to learn the new powerful features of Adobe Photoshop CS3.
Students are expected to bring a laptop to class with the Adobe Photoshop CS3 software installed. A trial version is available from the Adobe website. For more information contact Training@resvid.com
In the first two-days, you will be introduced to the key features of Adobe Photoshop CS3 and Adobe Bridge for use in the Forensic Video Analysis process. You will discover best practices for image processing by learning:
Topics Include:
Best Practices for working with Copies and Originals
Digital Imaging Workflow
Basics of Digital Imaging Theory
Exporting Sequences & Still Images
Setting-up the Computer, Monitor & Photoshop
Adobe Bridge Setup and Navigation
Working with Duplicates
Pixel Aspect Ratio
De-Interlacing (Basic)
Basic Image Adjustments (Brightness, Contrast & Color)
Removing Noise on Single Frames
Sharpening Images
Printing Images
Placing Images in Reports
Importing Images back to Video
The third and fourth days focus on the application of the tools available in Adobe Photoshop CS3 and Adobe Bridge for Forensic Image Analysis. You will explore more advanced tools used in the forensic video analysis workflow including:
Topics Include:
Best Practices for Digital Imaging Workflow
Photoshop Actions
De-Interlacing (Advanced)
Demultiplexing in Bridge
Color Isolation Techniques
Frame Averaging
De-blurring & Sharpening
Fast Fourier Transform
Working by the Numbers
Requirements:
Computer Skills
Basic computer skills are required to complete this training.
Participation
Class participation is encouraged. Multiple hands-on exercises will be included during each module.
Students are expected to bring a laptop to class with the Adobe Photoshop CS3 software installed. A trial version is available from the Adobe website. For more information contact Training@resvid.com
In the first two-days, you will be introduced to the key features of Adobe Photoshop CS3 and Adobe Bridge for use in the Forensic Video Analysis process. You will discover best practices for image processing by learning:
- The basics of digital imaging theory
- Export settings from Forensic Video computer systems to maximize the quality of images
- An efficient workflow for processing images from video evidence
- Pixel aspect ratio correction techniques, de-interlace options, and basic image adjustments
- Preparation techniques for printing processed images
Topics Include:
Best Practices for working with Copies and Originals
Digital Imaging Workflow
Basics of Digital Imaging Theory
Exporting Sequences & Still Images
Setting-up the Computer, Monitor & Photoshop
Adobe Bridge Setup and Navigation
Working with Duplicates
Pixel Aspect Ratio
De-Interlacing (Basic)
Basic Image Adjustments (Brightness, Contrast & Color)
Removing Noise on Single Frames
Sharpening Images
Printing Images
Placing Images in Reports
Importing Images back to Video
The third and fourth days focus on the application of the tools available in Adobe Photoshop CS3 and Adobe Bridge for Forensic Image Analysis. You will explore more advanced tools used in the forensic video analysis workflow including:
- Using sophisticated automations and actions to process images from video evidence
- Employing custom filters for de-blurring, sharpening and pattern elimination techniques
- Applying color isolation processes for image clarification
- Employing layer modes to build image processing levels
Topics Include:
Best Practices for Digital Imaging Workflow
Photoshop Actions
De-Interlacing (Advanced)
Demultiplexing in Bridge
Color Isolation Techniques
Frame Averaging
De-blurring & Sharpening
Fast Fourier Transform
Working by the Numbers
Requirements:
Computer Skills
Basic computer skills are required to complete this training.
Participation
Class participation is encouraged. Multiple hands-on exercises will be included during each module.
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