FRAMOS, a global partner for vision technologies, is offering a new training course on the colour pipeline of a digital camera especially for designers, development engineers and test engineers who work with colour cameras. The technically oriented, two-day course is being held on 26 and 27 March at the company’s headquarters in Taufkirchen, Germany. It will cover all relevant aspects of the colour pipeline – specifically, how to obtain a beautiful colour image from the signal delivered by the sensor. Anyone who is interested in understanding the colour pipeline of a digital camera will find their questions answered on this course. The course will be conducted in English, places are limited.

One of the most renowned experts in the field of image processing – Prof. Dr. Albert Theuwissen – will first give a brief overview of the sensor and the lens, before diving into the details of a “standard” colour pipeline. Participants will receive an introduction to the colour pipeline, which is essential to produce a colour image. They will discover where the shortcomings in a camera system are coming from, and what can be done to correct those shortcomings. They will also learn about the influence of noise on the various parts of a colour pipeline and how they interact.

Event details

When: 26-27 March 2020
Where: FRAMOS headquarters, Mehlbeerenstrasse 2, 82024 Taufkirchen, Germany
Language: English
Price: € 1,490.00
Registration: https://imaging.framos.com/en/trainings/colour-pipeline-of-a-camera/

About the speaker:

Prof. Dr. Albert Theuwissen is one of the most renowned experts on image sensors. As a professor at Delft University of Technology in the Netherlands, he researches and teaches in the field of CMOS image sensors. After many years as CTO and Chief Scientist at DALSA, he started his own company, Harvest Imaging, focusing on training, coaching and teaching in the field of solid-state imaging technology. Prof. Dr. Theuwissen received the Society for Motion Pictures and Television Engineers (SMPTE) Fuji Gold medal for his contributions to research, development and education.

This press release is available on the FRAMOS website at: https://www.framos.com/en/news/new-training-by-framos-colour-pipeline-of-a-camera

About FRAMOS

FRAMOS enables machines to see. Imaging and embedded vision technologies play a key role in automation, robotics, and the IoT-connected factory; they are key drivers in cognitive systems, the smart home, intelligent mobiles and autonomous vehicles. FRAMOS is a leading global supplier of imaging products, embedded vision technologies, custom solutions and OEM services. The vision experts at FRAMOS have been assisting customers since 1981 as a technical consultant, development partner, and as a supplier of individual components, complex system integrations, or customization options. FRAMOS, with a team of more than 100 employees working worldwide, aim to find the fastest and most efficient imaging solutions for their customers. www.framos.com