Digital Photography and Imaging - Week 7

Digital Photography and Imaging Week 7

04/11/2024 - 10/11/2024 / Week 7

Begimbaeva Aidina / 0380489

Digital Photography and Imaging / Bachelor of Design (Honors) in Creative Media 

Week 7 : PHOTO MANIPULATION

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TABLE OF CONTENT

1. LECTURES

2. INSTRUCTION

3. TUTORIAL

4. PRACTICAL

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LECTURES

Week 7 

Mr. Fauzi gave a lecture on Color Theory and Double Exposure, covering the principles of color harmony and its importance in design. He also discussed how understanding color psychology can influence the emotional response evoked by different colors, explaining how certain hues can trigger specific feelings in viewers.

Colour Theory

Fig 1.1 CMYK RGB

RGB: 

Used to display on computer screen.

Mixing red, green and blue as primary colours.

CMYK: 

Used for printing.

Mixing cyan, magenta, yellow and black (CMYK) as primary colours.

Fig 1.2 Hue, Shade ,Tint,Tone

Hue, Shade, Tint, and Tone

1. Hue: This refers to the purest form of a color, essentially the base color itself.
2. Shade: A variation of a hue created by adding black, which darkens the color.
3. Tint: A variation of a hue achieved by adding white, lightening the color.
4. Tone: A color modified by adding both black and white (or gray), which softens or changes its intensity.

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Color Harmony
This is the thoughtful arrangement of colors in a design to create a visually appealing and balanced effect that enhances how users perceive the design.

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Monochromatic
A monochromatic color scheme relies on variations of a single hue, with adjustments made to the shade, tint, or tone. It's a safe and effective choice, as it's difficult to create a color combination that clashes within a monochromatic palette.

Fig 1.3 Monochromatic

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INSTRUCTION

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TUTORIAL

In this week, we were tasked to do a double exposure version to replicate the one in the tutorial, and then do our own version of it.

Tutorial video:

https://youtu.be/y2JuZUhZWZY?si=p4Zmy0R_ur2fs4Bz

Click here for the Google Slides tutorial by Mr. Fauzi

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PRACTICAL

Part 1

I watch the tutorial video provided by Mr Fauzi and follow steps by steps to create the double exposure image.

Fig 1.4 Part 1

Part 2

Then, I create double exposure image using my picture on my own.

Fig 1.4 Part 2