dc days: Using CGI in Catalogue Production, Taking Opel as an Example

The talk covers the development of CGI use for high-quality print productions, workflow setup and adaptations, quality and quantity.
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Speaker Karsten Angermann completed his industrial design studies at the “Burg Giebichenstein” University of Art and Design in Halle in 2000, graduating as a Diplom-Designer. After several positions as a freelance designer, he founded the visualisation studio a&m creative services with Dipl.-Ing. Alexander Michaelis in 2002.

Alongside technical visualisations and visualisations accompanying the design process, photorealistic vehicle depictions in particular are part of the company’s core business. Since 2004, they have been producing vehicle interior and exterior images for Adam Opel AG’s printed catalogues in collaboration with RTT AG.

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