Visual image creation
Second step – Beginning of information processing
Third step – Categorization of information
Fourth step: Forwarding and filtering
Excursus – Brain and nerve cells
Fifth step – The visual cortex and beyond
Sixth step – Generation of impressions
Photographic image creation
Electronic image carriers – No image without a semiconductor
Electronic image carriers – CCD and CMOS
Electronic image carriers – analog and digital
Electronic image carriers – Digital weaknesses
What visual perception does and what photography should do
Space perception and space mapping
Progressive covering and uncovering of surfaces
How to control the spatial representation in the image
Control and correction of the central perspective
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