The document describes how the author edited photographs for their digipak. They experimented with adjustments like saturation, color dodge, inversion, and blurring on skyline photos. Waterloo Bridge photos were edited the same way to see which looks best. Other photos of stars, guns, and stages were converted to black and white by adjusting brightness, contrast, levels, and curves. Backgrounds were sometimes made white or cloned out. The goal was to prepare suitable images for the digipak that signify the music video's genre and setting.

1. Digipak Photograph Edits
In this PowerPoint, I will be showing screenshots of what photographs I
have edited for my digipak, and how I have done this.
Although I may not use all photographs, I will be experimenting with
what I find best and suitable for my genre and music video.

2. Skyline
• After making a new layer, I went onto adjustments and put the
saturation down to -100 which made the photograph black
and white.
• I then changed where it said ‘normal’ to ‘colour dodge’ which
made the photograph a lot brighter at the back.
• I then inverted the photograph which made the photograph
completely white.
• I went onto the filter option and added the ‘Gaussian blur’.
• The last thing I done was mess around with the brightness and
contrast to make certain aspects of the photograph stand out.

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5. Waterloo Bridge
• I have edited this photograph exactly the same way I edited
the skyline photograph.
• I done this as I wasn’t sure which one would seem better to use
for my digipak. I will be getting feedback on which one looks
the best for my digipak.
• I’m thinking that this photograph is probably best as it clearly
singifies the setting of my music video and i will also be having
another image of the artist on the bridge for one of my digipak
pages.

7. Gun
• After opening the image, I then went onto
Adjustments  threshhold
• I then changed where it had a number for the
threshhold option to 100 which made the gun
seem animated in black and white.
• I also cropped the photograph so the person
holding the gun wasn’t showing in the corner.

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10. Star At Barber’s
• After opening the image, I changed the
brightness and contrast, changed the levels and
messed around with the curves.
• I then added the black and white effect.

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13. Star On Bridge
• After opening the image, I changed the
brightness and contrast, and messed around with
the levels adjustment option.
• I then added the black and white effect.

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16. Star On Bridge 2
• After opening the image, I changed the
brightness and contrast, and messed around with
the levels and curves adjustment option.
• I then added the black and white effect.

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18. Normal Image Of Star
• After opening the image, I changed the
brightness and contrast, changed the levels and
messed around with the curves.
• I then added the black and white effect.

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22. Image Of Star Coming Hair
• After opening the image, I changed the
brightness and contrast, changed the levels and
messed around with the curves.
• I then added the black and white effect.

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25. Image Of Star Coming Hair 2
• After opening the image, I changed the
brightness and contrast, changed the levels and
messed around with the curves.
• I then added the black and white effect.

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28. Star Sitting
• After opening the image, I changed the
brightness and contrast, changed the levels and
messed around with the curves.
• I then added the black and white effect.
• I thought it looked odd having the posters in the
background therefore I decided to use the clone
tool and selected the white wall colour and
ended up hiding the posters.

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31. Star At Bar
• After opening the image, I changed the
brightness and contrast, changed the levels and
messed around with the curves.
• I then added the black and white effect.
• There was a poster in the background which I
used the clone tool to hide.

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34. Stopwatch
• After opening the image, I changed the
brightness and contrast, changed the levels and
messed around with the curves. By doing this, it
allowed me to highlight the stopwatch and make
the background white so I can add it into my
digipak.
• I then added the black and white effect.

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37. Female’s Legs
• After opening the image, I changed the brightness and
contrast, changed the levels and messed around with the
curves. By doing this, it allowed the background to go
white yet still make the shadow visible and also highlight
the female’s legs and clothes.
• I then added the black and white effect.

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40. Live Stage Shot
• After opening the image, I changed the brightness and
contrast, changed the levels and messed around with the
curves. Also when editing it this way, it gave the image a
fuzzy effect which I thought looked more vintage and
highlighted certain elements of the artist and the
background.
• I then added the black and white effect.

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43. Image of Star
• After opening the image, I changed the brightness and
contrast, changed the levels and messed around with the
curves. When editing this image, I was going to make the
background white which I started to do, however I
thought it looked odd and kept the wall as the
background as it’s more realistic.
• I then added the black and white effect.

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