This document discusses editing images using Adobe Photoshop and iMovie. It describes lowering the brightness and increasing the saturation of an image to give it a darker, creepier feeling for a prison shot. It also describes lowering the brightness of another image to increase shadow feeling and intensify features by increasing contrast. For a settings photo, it was edited by decreasing the color temperature for a blue tint, increasing saturation for a darker grey tone, and increasing lighting and contrast to make buildings and steel stand out more.

2. I used the software Adobe Photoshop to edit this image. I decided to lower
the colour saturation and brightness, but increase the brightness. I felt that
this gave the image a darker, creepier feeling which would be helpful for a
prison. Making the prison shot darker can connote the foreboding sense of
darkness inside of Davina.
Through colour grading on iMovie, I think it would be simple enough to
edit the colour on our film footage.

3. For this image, I only manipulated the brightness and contrast.
I lowered the brightness to increase the shadow feeling, as
though Amelia is being followed. I increased the contrast to
make the features of this image stand out, especially the
building and the sky to create a feeling of intensity.

4. For this settings photo, I edited the colour temperature, colour saturation
and the contrast. I decreased the colour temperature to give the image a
blue tint, but not so much that the blue overpowers the grey colour of the
image. I increased the colour saturation to make the features of the photo
appear a more tin-like colour and it became a darker grey, which is the
typical colour of a prison. I manipulated the image quite a lot to increase
the lighting on the buildings and it also made the steel colour stand out
more than just adjusting the colour saturation.