Project 1:colour correction

Vectorscope

The Vectorscope displays a circular chart, similar to a color wheel, that shows the video’s chrominance information. Saturation is measured from the center of the chart outward. Saturated, vivid colors produce a pattern some distance from the center of the chart, while a black-and-white image produces only a dot at the center of the chart. The particular color, or hue, of the image determines the direction (angle of the pattern). Small target boxes  indicate where fully saturated magenta, blue, cyan, green, yellow, and red (present in a color bars test pattern) should appear. In NTSC video, chrominance levels should not exceed these target areas.

YC Waveform

The YC Waveform displays a graph showing the signal intensity in the video clip. The horizontal axis of the graph corresponds to the video image (from left to right) and the vertical axis is the signal intensity in units called IRE (named for the Institute of Radio Engineers).

The YC Waveform displays luminance information as a green waveform. Bright objects produce a waveform pattern (bright green areas) near the top of the graph; darker objects produce a waveform toward the bottom. For NTSC video in the United States, luminance levels should range from 7.5 to 100 IRE (sometimes referred to as the legal broadcast limit). Japan’s implementation of NTSC standards permits a luminance range from 0 to 100 IRE. Generally, luminance and chroma values should be about the same and distributed evenly across the 7.5 to 100 IRE range.

The YC Waveform also displays chrominance information as a blue waveform. The chrominance information is overlaid upon the luminance waveform.

The RGB Parade 

The RGB Parade scope displays waveforms representing the levels of the red, green, and blue channels in a clip. The waveforms appear in a graph one after another, in parade fashion. This scope is useful for viewing the distribution of the color components in a clip. The levels of each color channel are measured proportionately to each other using a scale of 0 to 100.

The Intensity control adjusts the brightness of the waveforms. It doesn’t affect the video output signal.

Project 1:Napoleon Dynamite-write up

The challenge was to record a small clip from Napoleon Dynamite in a small group, so that we could get used to using the filming equipment and such.

for the storyboarding we watched the video and drew out the scene's to follo



working in the team was probably the most funniest part of filming the video, 
one of the problems while filing was a hight and sound, i was to tall for one scene and i didn't talk loud enough. if we where to shoot again, we would re-shoot the whole things to fix the sounds and hight problems 
we chose Sam's documentation for the shooting

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the organisation for the clips was to watch each scene we had then place it in the sequence so that only part of the video we recorded would be in the final product(the parts of the vid where we where filing the scenes)

Project 1:FILM EDITING

Match On Action
is where two clips are shown that are both happening at the same time and they keep switching with each other

180
where the camera stay in a straight line so it doesn't confused the audience

Eye-Line0
camera stays focused on the face of the person who is talking or the person who is listening

Continued editing
when it goes from one scene to the next one, but it is done smoothly so its not jumpy

and here's froakie

D-Day with Mobas

http://www.mobas.com

Mobas is a company that specialises in many different aspect in media(design, digital, pr or brand)

they do many different things for many companies, for some small ones to some big brands, E.G they would help some companies get in social media to help advertise their brands, seasonal events, discounts and such on places like facebook, twitter, tumblur and instigram to help the company get around to more people easily.

D-day

our task was to make our own company and then make a presentation to show off the company by designing what the phone and tablet apps would look like and work, and a website for our shop and how that would work, we also need to design a facebook page for our shop. to do this we had to work in teams and each person was assigned a different task to do and complete, E.G i was in charge of making the web-layout so doing the presentation we had to do when the topic of the website came up i took charge and talked bout it. 

we also had to make a plan for the social-networking so we also made a facebook page for our company as an example 

https://www.facebook.com/1zees?fref=ts

what i got out of yesterday was that i learned that under pressure to make a deadline i can work really well in a team and get the work that i needed to do fairly easily and be able to help my other teammate do their work as well(i helped a bit with the powerpoint that we showed) i also learned that i can work even better in a team than i previously thought 

what i could of done to make a difference was to have put more effort into out website by making the home page look more like a home page for a real site by putting pics up of onesies and putting a bit more effort into the design and inserted the logo we had made to make it look more like a real company 

the finished Product :3

First I found all the images that I wished to be in my wallpaper. 

I then used the Illustrator's Pen tool to trace the outline of the images and to colour them in to turn the Images into Symbols. Once I made all my wanted Symbols I saved them into Illustrator symbol archive and opened a new document. In the new Document I opened symbols and went and found my symbols I had made and started to piece them together until I found a pattern I was comfortable with. I then saved it as a JPEG. I then Opened Photoshop and made a new document. I then loaded the JPEG image I made into Photoshop and clicked edit and define pattern to make the Image I had made into a pattern I can use. In the new document I made I used the bucket tool and selected the fill to use which was my pattern. I then clicked on the white page and my pattern had been filled on the screen.

I like the fact my pattern has the Logo to my Favourite anime hidden in it(the hidden logo makes up the odd shapes in my pattern) the fact it has been kept simple and that it had worked better than I thought.

I can improve it by adding a background to the pattern so its not on a white background, some of the shapes are not fully aligned which annoys me a little and I could have used more symbols in the pattern to make it come alive even more.

quick pre-view of what I am currently working on right now. Mega-Charazard X with the colours of a normal Charazard

the final coloured in version of Mega Charazard X, do plan on doing a more detailed version soon, but right now working on giving it the same colours of a normal charazard 

so here in the finished outline for Mega-Charazard X, I'm currently working on the undetailed Colour, but plan to do a more detailed version later on, after I give it a normal Charazards colour

so this is the piece of work I'm currently Working on right now

I'm using Adobe Illustrator to trace Over the Pic of MegaCharazard X will be adding colour later on and will be making a copy of the finished to pic so i can also give it a normal charazard's colours