Digital Photography and Imaging - Week 7

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 04/11/2024-11/11/2024/week7
ChenYuhan(0378131)
Digital Photography and Imaging/Bachelors Degree in Creative Media Design / Taylors University

LECTURES

Week 7：04/11/2024
Lecture 7：
In this class, we introduced the basic principles of color.
Fig1.1
RGB: Additive color mixing model
CMYK: Subtractive color mixing model

Hue is the most basic of color terms and denotes an object’s color.
Shade is a hue to which black has been added. 
Fig1.2
Different ways to use colors:
1.Analogous
2.Complementary
3.Split-Complementary
4.Triadic
Fig1.3
In color psychology, we generally divide colors into:
1.Warm colours
2.Cool colours
3.Black
4.White

INSTRUCTIONS


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FEEDBACK
Week 7：
This week we learned how to create double exposure images.
Fig2.1
Fig2.2
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Fig2.4

REFLECTION

Experience:I followed the professor's tutorial to complete my double exposure work. I used the graphic mask tool, selection tool, curve tool, gradient tool, etc. Finally, I adjusted the overall color.

Observations:Understanding the concept of shape masks is not an easy thing, but after a lot of practice (muscle memory), I think I have figured it out.

Findings:The skill of double exposure helps me process many images no matter what I want them to look like.








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