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The document discusses options for photographs to use on the cover of a magazine. It analyzes several photographs, noting that the best photos have good lighting that clearly shows all subjects, space for text on the cover, and directly engage the audience through eye contact or open body language to convey the magazine's genre and topic of music. The last photo is selected as it features all of these strong elements.
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After producing their first college magazine, the author evaluates its strengths and weaknesses to improve their next music magazine. The front cover lacked color and had too much empty space. While the contents page used layout effectively with images on one side and text on the other, both pages had the same style and colors. For the next magazine, the author will add a colorful background, use more varied fonts and colors, and ensure the cover has less blank space by adding more headlines and captions around the central image.
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The document discusses planning and executing various design elements for a school magazine, including editing photos in Photoshop, comparing magazine mastheads, planning a magazine cover, and planning the table of contents page. The author describes editing a model's photo for the cover, including changing colors, lighting effects, and blurring/highlighting areas. They also analyze magazine mastheads and covers, discussing fonts, colors, images, and layouts. Plans are outlined for the cover image, including a mock-up combining the photo with title text and additional design elements. Ideas and mock-ups are also presented for the table of contents page continuing the color scheme and theme.
My photo shoot
The document discusses photos taken for a magazine cover and content pages. It describes various shots taken - mid shots showing the upper body, long shots showing the full body, and close ups of the face. The photos were taken outdoors with the model wearing a green shirt and chinos. Two photos were selected for the cover and content page that capture the model's emotion to relate to an interview inside. The photos have a minimal background to focus on the model.
Task 2A evaluation photography
Gaetan Lundula created a magazine cover design for a grime genre magazine. They took over 4 hours of photographs at a photo shoot with a model. Their backup plan was to rent a studio or take outdoor photos with their Panasonic G7 DSLR camera. They selected one photo where the model is looking directly at the camera in the center for their final design. In Photoshop, they blurred the model's face and added bold, colorful text and boxes to attract their target audience. They feel the photograph and design elements make the cover unique and will intrigue audiences to learn more.
Photograph selection for magazine front cover 1 (lo4)
This document discusses potential photographs for a magazine cover. It considers six photos and provides a reason for choosing each one, with reasons including good lighting that makes the subject stand out, positive body language that appears to enjoy the food, space to add cover lines, emphasis on the food, and having room to add text while being in focus and well lit. The sixth photo is selected as most suitable for the magazine cover due to its focus, good lighting, and space to add text.
P&R
The document discusses planning and research for a school magazine cover, including basic photoshop skills practiced by editing an image with color effects, magazine comparisons noting font and layout styles, and a magazine cover plan outlining a photo shoot and mock-up design. Photoshop was used to enhance an image by blurring the background and highlighting features. Two magazine covers were compared, noting one used bold colors, fonts, and images effectively while the other lacked visual appeal. A cover plan and mock-up were created, selecting a model, location, and editing the photo with blur effects before adding the magazine title and descriptive text boxes.
Exam Question 1
Question 1: In what ways does your media products use, develop and challenge forms and conventions of real media products.
Thumbnail images
This photo shoot produced several potential images for use as a magazine cover or thumbnail. The photographer was able to capture a close-up shot of a character appearing to die that will work well as a thumbnail. They also got a full-body shot of the actress in the desired pose for the magazine cover quickly and efficiently in only a few takes. While two location shots may need to be re-taken, overall the shoot was successful in obtaining the needed cover and thumbnail images.
7. evaluation
Adam Lepard evaluated his magazine project. For research, he looked at similar magazines like Empire to see their designs and appeal. He found researching horror magazines difficult since few focus solely on horror. When planning layouts, he created a color scheme of red, yellow, and black inspired by horror movie posters. His main weakness was difficulty generating article ideas for his mind maps. He improved his time management by setting deadlines. His magazine designs differed from typical magazines in using a close-up screaming image on the cover and his own personal review style. He focused on appealing to horror film fans but did not target a specific age or gender.
Photo-shoot
During a photo shoot for a rock magazine, the photographer took over 50 pictures but many came out blurry due to fast shutter speed. After careful review, 12 pictures were selected that fit the magazine layout and purpose. These pictures were then edited in Photoshop by removing the green screen background. The main picture selected for the front cover was of a model dressed in dark colors, fitting the style of rock music. The photographer positioned and cropped the picture to draw the viewer in and make the magazine name clearly visible.
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Photograph selection for magazine cover 2
- 1. Photograph selection for magazine cover 2
- 2. This photo is an option for a magazine cover because there is good lighting allowing the audience to be able to see all of the subjects within the image. Also the model is giving a direct address to the audience which is a main feature within a magazine.
- 3. This was one of the better picture I took as the photograph was a better quality than some of the others I took however, the modelโs eyes are closed so I wouldnโt choose this one. The lighting however, was also good as all the subjects can be seen and there is space for cover lines and a title.
- 4. Like the first image this photo is an option for a magazine cover because there is good lighting allowing the audience to be able to see all of the subjects within the image. Also, there is enough space to fit cover lines and over important features on my front cover.
- 5. In this image the subject has an open body language which is a reason why it was an option for my magazine cover. Within the image you can see all of the subjects which indicates and highlights to the audience what genre of magazine it is.
- 6. This was the final photograph which I decided to use for my magazine cover. This photograph featured all of the good elements from the previous photographs. The bright lighting creates a positive atmosphere to the audience and allows all of the subjects to be clearly seen. This helps to establish the genre of magazine to the audience and makes the topic of music clear.