Module 8: Photo Imaging and Post Processing PDF

INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY PHOTO IMAGING AND MODULE 8 POST PROCESSING OBJECTIVES Define Photography terms and the effect each adjustment has on the image. Make basic photo edits and keep image quality. Learn the workflow of Post Processing. WHA...

INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY PHOTO IMAGING AND MODULE 8 POST PROCESSING OBJECTIVES Define Photography terms and the effect each adjustment has on the image. Make basic photo edits and keep image quality. Learn the workflow of Post Processing. WHAT IS PHOTOGRAPHY? WHAT IS PHOTOGRAPHY? WHAT IS PHOTOGRAPHY? PROCESS: PRACTICE: THE PROCESS OF THE ART, SCIENCE AND RECORDING IMAGES PRACTICE OF CHEMICALLY AND RECORDING AND ELECTRONICALLY. PRODUCING IMAGES. WHAT IS PHOTOGRAPHY? PHOTOGRAPHY IS THE ART OF CAPTURING LIGHT WITH A CAMERA, USUALLY THROUGH A DIGITAL SENSOR OR FILM, TO CREATE AN IMAGE. TYPES OF PHOTOGRAPHY LANDSCAPE PORTRAIT DOCUMENTARY  LANDSCAPE PHOTOGRAPHY Landscape is a photograph of the environment. It could be the forest, mountains, oceans, or your backyard. Landscape photography is a photograph of the outdoors. It could be the land, water, buildings, etc. PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHY A portrait photograph is a picture of a person or animal that shows an emotional connection. 03 DOCUMENTARY Documentary photography tells a story without changing the facts. It can be a portrait or landscape. Documentary photograph makes wonder the story behind the picture. HOW DOES A CAMERA WORK? HOW DOES A CAMERA WORK? CAMERA BODY LENS LCD VIEWFINDER SD CARD LET’S TALK ABOUT EXPOSURE LET’S TALK ABOUT EXPOSURE THE BRIGHTNESS OR DARKNESS OF A PHOTO LET’S TALK ABOUT THE BRIGHTNESS OR EXPOSURE DARKNESS OF A PHOTO APERTURE SHUTTER SPEED ISO  SHUTTER SPEED SHUTTER SPEED CONTROLS HOW LONG THE SENSOR OF THE CAMERA IS EXPOSED TO LIGHT.  THE APERTURE OF A CAMERA LENS IS APERTURE A HOLE THAT REGULATES HOW MUCH LIGHT PASSES THROUGH TO THE FILM OR SENSOR. ISO ISO DETERMINES HOW SENSITIVE A DIGITAL CAMERA’S SENSOR READS THE LIGHT. EXPOSURE TRIANGLE LIGHTING LIGHT IS THE ESSENTIAL IN PHOTOGRAPHY INGREDIENT OF PHOTOS. IT SETS THE TONE, MOOD, AND ATMOSPHERE OF A PHOTO.  LIGHT SOURCES ARTIFICIAL LIGHT 01 NATURAL LIGHT 02 04 Source: www.pexels.com LIGHTING THE DIRECTION OF LIGHT COMES FROM CAN MAKE THE IMAGE SEEM DIRECTIONS FLAT OR 3-DIMENSIONAL. FRONT 01 SIDE 02 TOP 03 BOTTOM 04  FRONT 01 FRONT LIGHTING 04  SIDE 02 LEFT SIDE LIGHTING 04  SIDE 02 RIGHT SIDE LIGHTING 04  TOP 03 TOP LIGHTING 04 BOTTOM 04 BOTTOM LIGHTING 04  BACK 05 BACK LIGHTING 04 LIGHTING COLOUR LIGHT’S COLOUR IS MEASURED BY TEMPERATURE IN KELVIN (° K). HUMANS RESPOND PSYCHOLOGICALLY TO DIFFERENT COLOURS, THEREFORE THE COLOUR OF A PHOTO WILL AFFECT EMOTIONAL RESPONSES.  MID-DAY 01 TUNGSTEN 02 LIGHTING COLOUR FLORESCENT 03 CLOUDY 04 POST PROCESSING POST PROCESSING IS THE PROCESS OF EDITING THE DATA CAPTURED BY CAMERA WHILE TAKING THE PHOTO TO ENHANCE THE IMAGE. 02 RULES AND ELEMENTS OF COMPOSITION  RULE OF THIRDS A composition guideline that places your subject in the left or right third of an image, leaving the other Source: www.pexels.com two thirds more open. FRAMING THE BODY HEADROOM The space on top of the head is called the headroom. Source: www.pexels.com  LOOKING SPACE Put adequate space in the direction where your subject is looking. Source: www.pexels.com WALKING SPACE Put more space in the direction towards where your subject is moving. Source: www.seantucker.photography/blog/ FRAMING A technique used to direct the viewer’s attention to the primary subject of a picture. INFORMAL BALANCE It is when one or more dissimilar elements are balanced on each side of a given point. Source: pinterest.com SILHOUETTE It is defined as an outline that appears dark against a light background A way to convey drama, mystery, emotion & mood to the viewers. Source: pexels.com POINT OF VIEW THE POSITION FROM WHICH THE CAMERA SEES THE SCENE. 02  WORM’S EYE VIEW Shooting from below. It can make the viewer feel as though the subject is in control of a situation. Source: pexels.com  BIRD’S EYE VIEW Shooting from above. It allows the viewer to feel superior to the subject. Source: www.netflix.com/tudum/articles/outer-banks-filming-location-guide  BECOMING THE SUBJECT This means that you shoot the photo from the angle of the subject. Source:tobynayar94.wordpress.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/04/point-of-view.jpg It allows the viewer to feel like they are experiencing the event first-hand. CANTED ANGLE It is a camera angle which is deliberately slanted to one side. SHOT SIZES IT REFERS TO THE DIMENSION OF THE FRAME BORDER THAT CONTAINS THE SUBJECT. 02 EXTREME CLOSE-UP Very close to the subject & shows immense detail. It can be used to show emotion. Source: pexels.com CLOSE-UP Shows expression but in less detail than Extreme Close-up. A certain feature or part of the subject takes the whole frame. Source: pexels.com  MEDIUM CLOSE-UP Mid-chest up. It can show facial expressions as well as body language. Source: pexels.com MEDIUM SHOT Waist up. They are not very effective when showing facial language but are great at capturing body language Source: pexels.com LONG SHOT Whole Body. It allows the audience to see the subject in terms of its Source: pexels.com surroundings.  EXTREME LONG SHOT The subject is still visible, but the focus is on the surroundings. Source: pexels.com  ONCE YOU HAVE ALREADY MASTERED THE RULES OF PHOTOGRAPHY, YOU CAN ALWAYS DO SOME EXPERIMENTATION. YOU ARE ENCOURAGED TO PLAY WITH THE COMPOSITION TO COME UP WITH YOUR OWN STYLE AS THE PHOTOGRAPHER.  PHOTOGRAPHY IS THE ART OF TAKING TIMELESS MEMORIES. ACTIVITY: Capture meaningful moments in your life PAULINIAN as a Paulinian using various points of view JOURNEY and angles in photography, and compile these photos into a creative video slideshow.