Saturday, 10 December 2011

Short Journey By Landrover in Toytown

This short film took me ages to make due to inexperience in the use of the windows movie maker software  but once I got the hang  of it. I did enjoy producing my final movie film. 
having spent a lot of time trying to think of a suitable subject which incorporate the following text editing, credits and music.
I finally decided on borrowing and using my nephew's  road rug which he had as a young child, with a toy land-rover with trailer (thats mine), the location for this epic adventure was in my flat in the lounge here I set my camera (Sony A350 DSLR and 16-80mm lens) on tripod I used manual exposure setting to ensure  the exposure was even through out the scenes. I took at least 40 images and after editing the images on my Photoshop elements 9 finally settling on around 30, which I  used in the final cut. 

Wednesday, 30 November 2011

Camera Equipment.















The camera equipment I will be using for most of the assignments on the blogsite would be my Sony DSLR outfit, the A350, A100 with the 16-80mm Carl Ziess lens and the 70-300mm SSM "Super Sonic Motor" G series lens  where it  is necessary.
The exception to this if I do studio work there I will use the college Equipment.
  

Tuesday, 22 November 2011

Evaluation

Equipment used was the Sony A350 with 16-80mm lens and the software used was Adobe Photoshop CS5.1

I did not came across any problems to speak off.

I am please with the work I have done and I would not change anything.

fantasy landscape


fantasy landscape






Research - Fantasy Landscape

Our last task is to create a fantasy landscape. It should consist of more than one picture which is cut and pasted together.  People like John Goto and Seung Woo Back are known for doing this. See images below.




None of the above images represent actual places. They are fake landscape - here the camera lies. Technically they have been made very well through cut, pasting and merging images together. 


Digital experimenting - Liquify


To liquify your image you need to select Filter and then Liquify. Following this you need to select an appropriate brush size and alter / move / liquify your chosen area. This tool i often used in fashion photography to slim or enhance a model.