During the Photography sessions, we experimented with lighting within the studio and how we can add light to an image via reflector or introducing a softer/direct light.
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Two shadows - needed to move light to create only one primary shadow |
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over exposed - too much light in image |
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under exposed - too little light |
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Almost perfect lighting - rich colour with a good shadow |
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This image is still too dark, however this lack of lighting would work with a tense atmosphere |
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Still slightly dark, however the reflection with in the clock face works well. |
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I desaturated the image and vignette via photoshop to bring attention to the clock face and its reflection. |
We then looked into continuous shooting, which we merged with a slow shutter speed, that resulted with a multi exposure image, showing kinetic movement.
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Multi Exposure - slow shutter speed |
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Multi Exposure - slow shutter speed |
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Using a primary strong source of light that flashes as soon as the shutter takes an image |
I also learnt how to change Raw files ( as I was using a Canon SLR the files are called CR2) to Tiff files, which was a surprisingly easy process. In order to export Raw files to Tiff, open the file, set the levels to the correct format, and open this in Photoshop.
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Double click on the file and set the levels and click open image |
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This opens the image in photoshop in which you can then save as the image. |
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As I am saving a Tiff image I needed to ensure that there was no image compression to avoid loss of pixels/data. |
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