The document discusses the differences between photography and video. It notes that photography captures a single instant while video provides continuity over time. Additionally, the camera movement is behind the scene in photography but forms part of the language in video. Finally, it explains that photography is more common to have complimentary text while video integrates text as part of the image.

1. QU É ES MULTIMEDIA?

2. Imágenes fijas Texto - Typograf ía Im ágenes en movimiento Interactividad 3D Ilustraci ón Sonido MULTIMEDIA

3. Imágenes fijas Texto - Typograf ía Im ágenes en movimiento Interactividad 3D Ilustraci ón Sonido MULTIMEDIA

4. LENGUAJES Fotograf ía Diseño Gr áfico Cine Internet Verbal Video M úsica/Audio MULTIMEDIA

5. FOTOGRAF ÍA vs VIDEO

6. PHOTOGRAPHY vs VIDEO One instant Continuity time

7. PHOTOGRAPHY vs VIDEO Still image Camera movement is behind the scene Moving image Camera movement forms part of the language movement

8. PHOTOGRAPHY vs VIDEO Composition Sequence language

9. PHOTOGRAPHY vs VIDEO Related to composition Related to movement rhythm

10. PHOTOGRAPHY vs VIDEO Could be in physical format Could be in any format Always on screen Always horizontal presentation

11. PHOTOGRAPHY vs VIDEO Immediate visual response The viewer decides the duration of the interaction with the image Time interval The author decides the duration of the interaction with the image interaction with the viewer

12. PHOTOGRAPHY vs VIDEO Absent or complimentary (background) De-synchronized Narrative power Synchronized with image sound

13. PHOTOGRAPHY vs VIDEO More common as complimentary to the image Long texts could be used Less common as part of the image Less common as complimentary (sub-titles, credits) Texts are short and concise More common as integrated with image Could be used as sound (voice-over) text

14. PHOTOGRAPHY vs VIDEO Individual Team authorship

15. PHOTOGRAPHY vs VIDEO Individual image Allows RAW Exposure: f+t 25 images per second Always compressed Exposure: only f technology