Thursday, 21 January 2016

Editing Digipak (13)

To follow another convention, albums always use the same codes and conventions, for example a barcode which I have successfully included.

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After uploading all the songs, I then had to use the magic wand tool to descard of the black around the font.

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Another convention of an album is to include copyright information and the logo of the company which produced the media product, which i have successfully done.

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Finally I began to edit the back of my cd for my digipak. I started with upholding the picture I was planning to use for my digipak, this picture was most successful as for the front of my digipak it shows the model facing the front and the audience, the inside shows the model on her side and finally on the back on the cd it shows the model facing the other way and with her back turnt away from the audience. I then edited the colour adjustment to fit with the rest of the digipak. Then as he picture shows I stared to use the same font, code, for the songs featured within the album which follows the conventions of a cd as songs which are featured on the album are included on the back of the album.

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This picture shows the points I made for the adjustment of colour on my digipak. This is taken from the inside cover of my digipak and the colour i have made such, this denotes the consistentancy that has been used throughout my digipak.

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To ensure I am consistent throughout my digipak, I edited the text which I have being using thoroughly (A font used from the website dafont called Code). I placed this font in an edit called colour dodge (add). This makes the text bolder, therefore standing out to audiences and also makes the outline of the font white rather than black, which i prefer.

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I then began to edit the front of my cd with making adjustments with the colour and expermenting which is best. I eventually chose the red option and began to position the points of the colour adjustments to which i found to be most successful.