After this, I then arranged the pictures to all be equal lengths and widths. I positioned them to be in line with one another. 
Monday, 18 January 2016
Editing Digipak (2)
I first started editing my album poster, by uploading the various pictures I took of my model in a range of different positions. I uploaded all of these pictures, by opening them up. I then pressed the layout of 'float in all windows' and started to drag all the pictures into the main image/background.
Editing Digipak (1)
Editing my whole digipak I began with the album poster. I had previously took various shots of my model Yasmin in different positions and facing numerous directions. I then began to upload all these pictures and then layered them on top of one another.
Thursday, 14 January 2016
Questionnaire
This was the questionnaire I gave out to 12 people, to gain an idea on what to re-call my artist for my digipak
Sunday, 10 January 2016
Digipak Photoshoot
I recently made a start on creating and editing my digipak for my coursework. I started by using all different settings of shot to be which was most successful, in the end I found that the creative auto setting was most successful for taking pictures of my model for my digipak.
Whilst researching and testing which shots were most successful, I found the sports setting which takes continuous pictures whilst the model is moving or performing, which would be ideal for my idea which I was planning to use, as I wanted to snapshot the model, Yasmin, whilst she was contemporary dancing.
However, in the end I was faced with difficulties as the sports model setting was unsuccessful. This was because the end result of the pictures was blurry and looked amauter and unproffessional. Instead, I improvised and found that taking clear pictures with the flash on, whilst the model was posing in her leotard was a good idea. This was successful as the images looked clear and professional, the model looked attractive and was an outline of my original idea anyway.
Whilst researching and testing which shots were most successful, I found the sports setting which takes continuous pictures whilst the model is moving or performing, which would be ideal for my idea which I was planning to use, as I wanted to snapshot the model, Yasmin, whilst she was contemporary dancing.
However, in the end I was faced with difficulties as the sports model setting was unsuccessful. This was because the end result of the pictures was blurry and looked amauter and unproffessional. Instead, I improvised and found that taking clear pictures with the flash on, whilst the model was posing in her leotard was a good idea. This was successful as the images looked clear and professional, the model looked attractive and was an outline of my original idea anyway.
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)