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Photoshop was used to create the front cover because it allows for the use of graphics, cropping tools, and different types of text to make the cover look professional like a magazine. Quark was used for the contents page as it provides column guidelines and allows for multiple columns, different sized and colored text, which is suitable for listing page numbers, article titles, and other content sections of the magazine. Both applications were utilized because they have features that specifically aid in designing magazine elements.
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Technologies
Sean used various design software and tools to create the front cover and interior pages of a magazine. In Photoshop, he used the ellipse tool to create rounded shapes for the price and article puffs on the front cover. He also used the rectangle tool to make the banner and skyline. In Quark, he placed images using the picture content tool and added rectangular shapes to one side of a double page spread using the rectangle box tool. He also used the line tool to separate parts of the contents page and article columns. Final images were taken using a Nikon DS100 camera.
Step by step contents page
Quark is an editing program used in the industry to create content pages. The document discusses how the author created a contents page in Quark, including adding the title, subheadings, images, captions and adjusting image sizes. Various tools in Quark like text boxes, importing images, and resizing were used to construct the professional looking contents page with the proper formatting and layout.
Developed tools
The document discusses skills developed during a project involving Photoshop, Quark, and camera techniques. It summarizes learning how to use layers and selection tools in Photoshop to manipulate images for a front cover. It also discusses using tools in Quark Express like the text and image tools to lay out pages and insert pictures at specific sizes. Additionally, it covers developing camera skills like using different angle shots and focus to find suitable images.
Contents page production
This document describes the steps taken to design the contents page for a publication. It explains how various design elements were added using different tools, such as using the paint bucket tool to set the background color to maintain the color scheme. Pictures and text were then placed on the page to showcase upcoming features and regular content sections. Page numbers and formatting were adjusted to clearly direct readers to each article.
Screenshots of producing magazine front cover
The document describes the process of designing a magazine front cover in Photoshop. It explains how the designer first created the cover without any images or text to establish the layout. Text and coverlines were then added using tools to move and adjust features as needed. Relevant images were also imported and altered in size and position to complement the coverlines and engage potential readers. Finally, additional coverlines and images were included to complete the front cover design while maintaining a consistent format.
Magazine
This 3 sentence summary provides the high level information from the document:
This document is a preview of a contents page for a magazine that was created using various design tools. The text tool was used to add words to the contents page by drawing boxes and writing text inside them, allowing the creator to build out the contents.
Double paged spread screen grabs
I edited a photo and imported it into an image box. I created a headline in a text box using the Skyline font. I typed the main article text in a Word document, imported it into a text box, and added a drop cap. I made an orange box for the stand first. I added extra information like the writer and photographer. Finally, I created a pull quote and aligned all the elements to make the double-paged spread look professional.
Presentation1
This document discusses the creation of a contents page and double page spread for a magazine. Screenshots show how the creator used various tools to lay out the pages, including importing images and text, adjusting fonts, adding page numbers and lines. Techniques like bleeding elements across the spread and using consistent formatting for text are highlighted. The final pages include pictures, headings, and text formatted according to publishing conventions.
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Technologies
Sean used various design software and tools to create the front cover and interior pages of a magazine. In Photoshop, he used the ellipse tool to create rounded shapes for the price and article puffs on the front cover. He also used the rectangle tool to make the banner and skyline. In Quark, he placed images using the picture content tool and added rectangular shapes to one side of a double page spread using the rectangle box tool. He also used the line tool to separate parts of the contents page and article columns. Final images were taken using a Nikon DS100 camera.
Step by step contents page
Quark is an editing program used in the industry to create content pages. The document discusses how the author created a contents page in Quark, including adding the title, subheadings, images, captions and adjusting image sizes. Various tools in Quark like text boxes, importing images, and resizing were used to construct the professional looking contents page with the proper formatting and layout.
Developed tools
The document discusses skills developed during a project involving Photoshop, Quark, and camera techniques. It summarizes learning how to use layers and selection tools in Photoshop to manipulate images for a front cover. It also discusses using tools in Quark Express like the text and image tools to lay out pages and insert pictures at specific sizes. Additionally, it covers developing camera skills like using different angle shots and focus to find suitable images.
Contents page production
This document describes the steps taken to design the contents page for a publication. It explains how various design elements were added using different tools, such as using the paint bucket tool to set the background color to maintain the color scheme. Pictures and text were then placed on the page to showcase upcoming features and regular content sections. Page numbers and formatting were adjusted to clearly direct readers to each article.
Screenshots of producing magazine front cover
The document describes the process of designing a magazine front cover in Photoshop. It explains how the designer first created the cover without any images or text to establish the layout. Text and coverlines were then added using tools to move and adjust features as needed. Relevant images were also imported and altered in size and position to complement the coverlines and engage potential readers. Finally, additional coverlines and images were included to complete the front cover design while maintaining a consistent format.
Magazine
This 3 sentence summary provides the high level information from the document:
This document is a preview of a contents page for a magazine that was created using various design tools. The text tool was used to add words to the contents page by drawing boxes and writing text inside them, allowing the creator to build out the contents.
Double paged spread screen grabs
I edited a photo and imported it into an image box. I created a headline in a text box using the Skyline font. I typed the main article text in a Word document, imported it into a text box, and added a drop cap. I made an orange box for the stand first. I added extra information like the writer and photographer. Finally, I created a pull quote and aligned all the elements to make the double-paged spread look professional.
Presentation1
This document discusses the creation of a contents page and double page spread for a magazine. Screenshots show how the creator used various tools to lay out the pages, including importing images and text, adjusting fonts, adding page numbers and lines. Techniques like bleeding elements across the spread and using consistent formatting for text are highlighted. The final pages include pictures, headings, and text formatted according to publishing conventions.
Construction
The document discusses three design programs used to create a DPS (digital publishing system) and contents page. InDesign was used to add columns, text, and photographs. Photoshop allowed cropping a photo and pasting it onto a new background, though the tools were initially difficult. Illustrator created a masthead and cover lines, offering more font options than other software.
Evaluation
This document evaluates the front cover and contents page of a magazine that was created using QuarkXPress and Adobe Photoshop. For the front cover, benefits included using Photoshop's high quality tools to experiment with headings, images, and design elements. Drawbacks were a lack of font variety and additional images or cover lines. For the contents page created in QuarkXPress, benefits were creating columns and adding color/images, while drawbacks included not emphasizing any content and lacking the front cover image or more variety. Overall, both pages could be improved by adding more design elements like various fonts, sizes, and colors.
Magazine Construction - Ancilliary Task
The document describes the process of creating a magazine layout using Photoshop and InDesign. It explains that while basic layouts can be made in Photoshop, InDesign is better suited for magazine design since it allows text to flow between boxes and makes formatting easier. The author experiments with layouts in InDesign, inserts text and photos, and finishes the almost-complete magazine template, finding InDesign to be a helpful tool for creating the publication.
Task 10 research article
This document provides instructions for using InDesign layout features like columns, fonts, colors, and placement of text elements like titles, bylines, images. It describes using tools like the text, paragraphing, and shape tools to format a magazine article with a title, standfirst, body text in columns, pull quotes, and attribution. The document shows how to import elements like a masthead and images and add features like drop caps and page numbers.
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Step by step guide for my dps
The document provides step-by-step instructions for creating a double page spread in InDesign. It describes opening InDesign and selecting the layout (1). It then places the main image on the left page using the place tool and adds a small page number (2). Next, it creates the title using the type tool and changes the color, and adds an introduction box using the box tool at a lower opacity (3). It pastes the article text using columns and paragraph tools, leaving space for another image (4). Finally, it adds the last image, applies a black border with the stroke tool, and rotates it off the page while adjusting text flow (5).
Photoshop
Adobe Photoshop is a graphics editing program that allows users to create and edit images. The document discusses how Photoshop was used to create a magazine by utilizing various tools, including the magic wand and magnetic tool to cut out image backgrounds, gradient tool to add color, and text tool to format magazine text. Overall, Photoshop provided a useful set of tools to design and produce the magazine.
Proof of improved contents page design processes
Charlie Vaughan documents improvements made to the design process of a magazine contents page. The original contents page design is shown. Methods used to create the new design included using color selection and shape tools to create a title, and placing article information using various font sizes and styles. Screenshots show the original and new designs side by side. The same process was applied to other sections.
Double Page Spread Development
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Double page spread editing process
The document describes the steps taken to design a digital publication (DPS) using Quark and Photoshop. Key steps included:
1. Placing an image across both pages as a background using the image tool.
2. Selecting text boxes using the rectangle tool and coloring them red to match the cover.
3. Importing text from a word document into various text boxes for placement flexibility.
4. Inserting quotes from the text into red boxes, changing font and color using text tools.
Critical reflection no.4
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Content Page Tools
To create the content page for a magazine, the author first made a vertical blue rectangle across the top of the page using design tools to match the cover. Images were then added and edited in Lightroom to brighten them and reduce noise before the text content, including headings in boxes and a bottom right editor's note, were added using text and drawing tools.
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Screenshots of cover
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The document discusses the uses of various tools for creating a music magazine. Wordpress is used to blog progress and take notes that can be referred back to later. Photoshop allows editing of photos to satisfy audiences and produce magazine covers and pages. A lighting detector helps achieve perfect lighting for models. Screenshots document progress in Photoshop. Adobe InDesign is better than Word for double page articles and integrating Photoshop photos. YouTube provides tutorials for using Photoshop tools. Google Images provides examples of magazine designs for inspiration.
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The document evaluates the media product of a school magazine cover page and contents page. For the cover page, conventions like a large masthead, coverlines, and prominent main image were used. Adobe Photoshop was used to create professional-looking text and crop/edit the main image. Strengths included fitting magazine conventions, but it could have included more coverlines and a more eye-catching color scheme. The contents page was made with the more complex Quark software and included numbered articles and continuity images, but did not look as professional due to random image placement and same color scheme. Quark has useful features but is more difficult to use than Photoshop.
Technology in media
The document discusses various technologies the author learned to use while constructing their product. They learned how to use Adobe Photoshop and InDesign to edit images, create layers, adjust brightness/contrast, and layout their magazine professionally. They also learned how to create and embed content in their blog using Blogspot, Prezi, and Slideshare. Additionally, they learned how to use a professional camera and lighting, Mac computers, and Pixton for creating comic strips.
Powerpoint for Front Cover
The document describes the process of creating a music magazine focused on the pop genre. It discusses researching Quark and Photoshop software, selecting the pop genre, including conventions like the masthead. Quark was used to construct pages using tools like the item, text, and picture content tools. Photos were taken with lighting equipment and a green screen then edited in Photoshop. The conclusion compares the new front cover to the original, noting the new one looks more professional with all original photos.
What have you learnt about technologies from the
From constructing a media product, the author learned various technology skills, including using Blogger to organize their coursework, PowerPoint and Prezi for presentations, and Photoshop and Quark to design magazine pages. Through trial and error, the author improved their skills with these programs throughout the project, especially with Photoshop and Quark which they had no prior experience with. By the end, the author felt they had produced work to a professional standard through developing their technology abilities.
Technologies int evaluationg
Sean used various design software and tools to create the front cover and interior pages of a magazine. In Photoshop, he used the ellipse tool to create rounded shapes for the price and article puffs on the cover. He also used the rectangle tool to make the banner and skyline. In Quark, he placed images using the picture content tool and added rectangular shapes to one side of a double page spread using the rectangle box tool. He also used the line tool to separate parts of the contents page and article columns. Final images were taken using a Nikon DS100 camera.
Technologies in evaluation
Sean used various design software and tools to create the front cover and interior pages of a magazine. In Photoshop, he used the ellipse tool to create rounded shapes for the price and article puffs on the front cover. He also used the rectangle tool to make the banner and skyline. In Quark, he placed images using the picture content tool and added rectangular shapes to one side of a double page spread using the rectangle box tool. He also used the line tool to separate parts of the contents page and article columns. Final images were taken using a Nikon DS100 camera.
Use of Technology
The document discusses various tools used to create a magazine, including selection, editing, and layout tools. Layers were used to combine elements onto the magazine cover. Filters further edited photographs. Shapes, frames, and effects like drop shadows were applied. Fonts were found online and saved for future use. A blog was created to showcase work using SlideShare to embed PowerPoint presentations. Photographs were edited using Paint Shop Pro for brightness, contrast, saturation, and sharpening to prepare images for the front cover and spreads.
Evaluation question 6
The document summarizes the various technologies used to create a music magazine cover and contents for a controlled assessment project. Photoshop was used to create the cover text and background using tools like the text and pen tools. Quark Express was used for the double-paged spread and contents page due to its wider variety of layout tools. Microsoft Word and Blogger were also used to organize text and embed presentations. Additional technologies mentioned include a DSLR camera, phone, computer, Emaze for presentations, and iMovie to create videos.
Evaluation question 6
I have learned to use several design software like Photoshop and InDesign to create magazine layouts, and presentation tools like Prezi, Slideshare, and PowerPoint to showcase my work. Photoshop allowed me to design covers and pages, applying effects and maintaining a consistent style. InDesign gave better text formatting for a double page spread. These tools helped make the magazine look professional and appeal to the target audience. Prezi allowed for interactive presentations, Slideshare shares documents, and PowerPoint is also used to present work in different formats.
Skills development
- The document summarizes the strengths and weaknesses of the student's production work for a magazine front cover, contents page, and band article spread.
- For the front cover, strengths included using appropriate models and angles to look professional, while weaknesses were having to use two coverline colors and the model being too high.
- For the contents page, strengths were good organization and structure, while a weakness was one picture not fully linking to its article.
- For the band article spread, strengths included using engaging fonts and writing a high-quality article, while the model showed little expression.
Evaluation question 6
For the creation of a music magazine cover in Photoshop, the document discusses using various tools like the text tool to add text with effects like drop shadows, and the pen tool to cut out parts of images for different backgrounds. It also discusses using Quark Express for double page spreads and contents pages due to its wider variety of layout tools and ability to organize content in columns. The document mentions editing photos in Photoshop and importing content into layout programs from Word and other sources to save time.
Evaluation question 6
Raychelle Shaw learned several technologies and skills in creating her magazine. She used Photoshop to design the magazine cover, utilizing tools like the horizontal text tool to add text, the polygonal lasso tool to cut images, and contrast/saturation tools to refine images. She also used tools in Quark like the text content tool to add captions and the picture content tool to insert sized and positioned images. An SLR camera was utilized to take high quality photos suitable for the magazine pages.
Evaluation Q6
The document discusses what the author has learned about various technologies through creating a magazine product. Specifically, the author learned how to use fonts, shadows, layers, and tools in Photoshop to design pages professionally. Quark was used to layout pages in columns and sections. A camera and editing software were used to take and adjust photos to match the magazine style. Finally, Blogger allowed the author to document the process and embed multimedia like PowerPoints and Prezis.
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