coursework

1. TASK 2WITH YOUR IDEAS DEVELOPED AND CONSIDERATIONS FOR PHOTOGRAPHERS
COMPLETE YOU ARE TO GENERATE A RANGE OF PHOTOGRAPHS FOR YOUR
CLIENT AND MEDIA PRODUCTS CONSIDERING A RANGE OF OPPORTUNITIES AND
ADDRESSING CONTINGENCY PLANS.
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2. STUDIO, PORTRAITS,
FASHION SHOOT,
LOCATION, URBAN
LANDSCAPE,
ARCHITECTURALStudio-
I'm not taking and pictures in the studio all my pictures will be taken in a football field because I'm doing football
and I want it to look as realistic as possible.
Portraits-
All my images will be taken as a portrait picture.
Fashion shoot-
There will be no make up but my actor will be wearing a full football kit.
Location-
My location will be at the local football park.
Urban-
My target audience is teenagers and even though my e magazine will be formal it will be better if it had that urban
touch to it.
Architectural-
I planed my layout and I have done research what best colours, designs and imagines best fit my e magazine.
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3. DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY
With production of your digital images are to develop and
demonstrate your understanding of the techniques used.
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4. DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY
TECHNIQUES:
Framing:
I took all my pictures portrait and made sure its focusing on the
essence of the issues at hand.
Shutter speed:
Since I took only pictures there was no speed captured but I too
pictures where the actor was moving and I could take that as further
improvements for the future.
Aperture:
All my pictures where taken outdoors so I had to takee care of the
exposure of the natural light.
File size:
2448 x 3264:
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5. COMPOSITION AND MISE
EN SCÈNE:
I have taken several pictures and I made sure when selecting
a few I had to make sure each where on point. None had o be
under 100%. Little things like a little blur can effect the whole
camping. I had o fulfil the brief to make sure everything was up
to date. On nearly every page of my e magazine there will be
an image so every picture needs to be high quality because it
can effect the audience from coming back and visiting again.
Some of my pictures came out right but there might be a slight
thing that can spoil the whole picture and that’s where cropping
comes in handy. I had to take from several angles so that my
audiences can not get bored. I took medium shots. Long range
shots, shots from the feet point of few and several others. Mt
actor and the football players have to wear a full football kits
because that’s what my e magazine is about.
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6. STORING
correct file format
file names
Copyright
Since I took the pictures with my own
Phone there are no copy right issues.
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7. TASK 2B
With your interior and exterior photography shoots complete
you are to evaluate the final outcomes, planning and technical
aspects of your work.
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8. SELECTING IMAGES
FROM A CONTACT SHEET
FOR USE IN A MEDIA
PRODUCTThe way I selected my images from the contact sheet is I had
to pick pout the very detailed and high definition ones. I had to
spot out any small, mirror issues that can effect the whole look
of the image. I have researched about placing and selecting
images. Most famous pictures that look like they have been
captured at the right moment cam along with hundreds of other
same images. Photographers use expensive equipment to
capture one single moment and take several pictures of it. It
make take a long time to select the correct one but it all pays
of because I don’t want my audience to see bad images.
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9. REJECTING IMAGES
FROM A CONTACT
When rejecting images form the contact sheet I had to make
sure it was the right decision because even though I might of
taken several of the similar looking images I still had to make
sure one was better than the other. Some images came with
downfalls. Such as blur, few of my images looked very
presentable and worthy of being in my e magazine however
the small blur rewind the whole thing.
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10. EVALUATION- CAMERA
The history of the single-lens reflex camera begins with the
use of a reflex mirror in a camera obscurer described in 1676,
but it took a long time for the design to succeed for
photographic cameras.
This camera is a really good camera even in todays era
because it can print out the picture with in seconds of taking it.
Top quality cameras cant do that.
But now a days cameras can print pout any size, colour or
quality.

11. EVALUATION- SHUTTER
SPEED
Shutter speed is when a digital product of its lens gets
exposed of the light, also a camera shutter is open when
taking a photograph. Its only the case of it being exposed to
natural light. E.g. sunlight

12. EVALUATION- APERTURE
Is the cover of the camera so that the lens acme be seen and
images / videos can be taken. It opens a whole or a gap.

13. EVALUATION- FRAMING
Framing is when an image is taken in a certain manner where
it looks like its inside the frame. It’s a complicated structure
and it always has that unfocused side to it. Is an imagine inside
of an image.

14. EVALUATION – USE OF MISE
EN SCÈNE
The arrangement of everything that appears in the framing –
actors, lighting, props, costume – is called mise-en-scène, a
French term that means “placing on stage.”

15. EVALUATION -
COMPOSITION
In the visual arts in particular painting, graphic design,
photography, and sculpture.

16. EVALUATION - LIGHTING
Lighting is the exposure of brightness pout into and image to
make it appear a certain way.

17. EVALUATION – CAMERA
SUPPORT
Camera support is when there is a structure that balances the
weight of the camera so that the picture is taken perfectly with
out it moving so it don’t cause no blur.