Homework 6 36 photos for midterm project
Shoot arrangement using lightroom/photo shop app with iso set above 1000 and shutter speed above 1/100. should get noise
Prof K Pelka : Monday 6:00 - 9:20
Homework 6 36 photos for midterm project
Shoot arrangement using lightroom/photo shop app with iso set above 1000 and shutter speed above 1/100. should get noise
Shoot 36 photos on a particular place. Also be prepared to discuss what you are doing for the project.
These photos are for the midterm project. See midterm project in activities
Global corrections adjust the entire file. In Lightroom and the Lightroom/Photoshop App, it includes the controls under Light, Color and Effects. In Lightroom classic, this includes everything in the basic panel: White balance, Tone and Presence.
The histogram is a graphic representation of the tones in the photograph. It is a guide to exposure decisions. Most images look best when there is a full range of tones from black to white in the image. But there are no iron clad rules.
Below is a terrific photo shot by Bryan Rodriguez. The expression of the card player is perfect and you can feel him making a decision about what to play.
Looking at the histogram, we can see that most of the tones are dark. There is no true black or white. To raise the contrast of the image and use the full tonal range, use the following adjustments:
In this photo of the pier in Coney Island, the histogram shows that is underexposed. But we also know that it is an evening scene and that there is nothing in the photo that should be bright white.
Aspect Ratio-the proportion of the width of the image to the height of a 2D image
Clipping-the intensity of the light falls outside of what can be recorded by the camera and there is a loss of detail.
Color Profile-the data for a digital device, such as a printer or monitor, which describes its gamut, or range of colors. Used to match the gamut from one device to another.
Exif Data-information stored by the camera in the file.
Gamut-range of colors
Histogram- a graphic representation of the tones in an image. A spike of data on the left side indicates underexposure, on the right overexposure.
Neutral Value-RGB values are equal or gray
Non-destructive Editing-adjust the image without overwriting the original image data. Instructions are written to a sidecar file that tells the software how to interpret the image.
White Balance-the setting that adjusts for the color temperature of the light and that will make a white object appear white or a gray object a neutral value
Workflow-the tasks to be performed and the order of those tasks. When working with Lightroom to optimize the appearance of your photos, the order of the steps makes a difference. Follow the workflow recommended below for the best results.
Photographing a place
Find a place or places you may find visually interesting
It is extremely important you keep to the shooting schedule for 2 reasons.
No animals, cars, sunsets, flowers,
Go to flickr and find 3 images to edit. Pick one that is dark, one shot in diffused light( mostly middle tones not a lot of light and dark, which is low contrast) and one that has a lot of light and darks( contrasty like direct light)
Correct the images using the workflow as shown in lecture
Post before and after images in open lab with description of your corrections. A screen shot of the basic panel would be ok
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