Monday, 22 February 2016

Color Wheel



 Mix of green and magenta --> make a neutral
- The mix of the colours form a neutral zone
in the middl of his shirt where the two colours
meet.
   Mix of green and red --> make yellow.
 - The two colours mix together and form to     make the colour yellow.












Mix of yellow and cyan --> make green
- The two colours mix together to form the
colour green, they make a nice green but if the
gels were accurate the green would've been darker.

Monday, 15 February 2016

White Balance

SCENE: Daylight
LIGHTING: AWB
R: 45
G: 45
B: 55

SCENE: Daylight
LIGHTING: Daylight
R: 37
G: 45
B: 47

SCENE: Daylight
LIGHTING: Incandescent 
R: 21
G: 37
B: 71

(BEST)
SCENE: Daylight 
LIGHTING: Florescent 
R: 42
G: 43
B: 47

SCENE: Florescent
LIGHTING: AWB
R: 52
G: 38
B: 45

SCENE: Fluorescent
LIGHTING: Daylight
R: 47
G: 38
B: 21

(BEST)
SCENE: Fluorescent
LIGHTING: Incandescent
R: 39
G: 39
B: 39

SCENE: Fluorescent 
LIGHTING: Fluorescent
R: 55
G: 22
B: 36

(BEST)
SCENE: Incandescent
LIGHTING: AWB
R: 28
G: 28
B: 30

SCENE: Incandescent
LIGHTING: Daylight
R: 22
G: 23
B: 15

SCENE: Incandescent
LIGHTING: Incandescent
R: 22
G: 24
B: 21

SCENE: Incandescent
LIGHTING: Fluorescent
R: 26
G: 23
B: 16



Friday, 12 February 2016

Light Play

Hey there!!!
These are the pictures that we took using the glowsticks in the dark studio room!
These are my favourites, and my designs. 

This design was supposed to look like a hula hoop.
 The making of the circle was difficult because
I couldn't hid the color at anytime so I had
to bend down and run around her waist.  






This image was supposed to look like a doll
being help up by strings by the master (me in
this case). The image did come out a little darker
 than I'd hoped but it looks good nonetheless. 




This image was supposed to look creepy, almost satanic, it
was funny to do this cause we put a red light on my face for
a couple of seconds to make it creepier. 

Tuesday, 9 February 2016

Histogram

Low Key Original 





Low Key Original Histogram - This means 
that the pixels on the scale are closer to the "0"
mark but very few as that close to the darkest
black, the camera allows for more light to come
in making the picture more grey. Furthermore, 
this explains why there isn't any darkest black 
present. 




Low Key Edit


Low Key Edit Histogram - After making changes 
on photoshop we have changed the pixels from the 
previous image to show more black and allow less
light to come in, making the photo darker. This 
histogram shows there are many blackest black 
pixels at the point "0" located on the far 
left side. 















High Key Original









High Key Original Histogram - This
shows how the photo doesn't have any
completely white pixels, the camera
doesn't let in all the white pixels because
it doesn't want to picture to be blinded by
white. The graph shows that there aren't any
pixels at the "255" point. 







High Key Edit Histogram - After changing the
image to show more white on photoshop, we
see the white has become more clear and brighter.
This shows in the graph by the fact that the pixels
are very close to and on the "255" point on the far
right side. This allows us to see the whitest white.

High Key Edit