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Global Corrections
Levels, Curves, and Color Balance
Local Corrections
Layer masks, clipping masks, dodge, burn
Quick mask
Very exact; you paint the areas you want selected
Quick selection
detects changes in tone and creates selection based on this
Magic wand
More exact; But selects by tone of siliar pixels
working with layers (why, how, how to edit)
important to not destruct the original image and to keep everything oranized
clipping masks
a layer or adjustment that is applied only to the layer below it (uses alt)
layer masks
blends layers. good for seamless images
blending mode and what they do in general
they detemine how the layer will react with the underlying layers based on the type of blending mode
PSD
photoshop file
TIF
tagged image file format: for raster graphic files used to perserve high resolution images
JPG
lossy compressed file; good to make file more compact
scanning formula
input(ppi)= magnifiction output(dpi) OR PPI= mag dpi(300)
scanning formula usage
used ot be able to make image bigger for printing without losing resolution
ISO
sensitivity of image snesor
aperature
how large the lens opening is which correlates to how much light is let into the camera
shutter speed
how long light is let into your camera. measured in fractions of a second
light meter
0 to -3 = underexposed
0= correct exposure
0 to +3 = overexposed
shallow depth of field
smaller f-stop (1.8-5.6) but larger lens opening
wide depth of field
bigger f-stop (11-32) but smaller lens opening
capture movement
a full second or half a second (1/30-2”)
freeze movement
super fast shutter speed (1/2000-1/60)
what is a “stop”
a unit of measurement that describes a doubling (increasing by one stop) or halving (decreasing by one stop) of the amount of light in an exposure.
center-weighted
places emphasis at center
center-weighted average
finds average throughout frae but more empjasos at center
spot
reads light in particlar spot
partial
reads light falling on subject(foreground)
pros and cons of high iso
cons=creates digital noise
pros-lets more light in, lighten images in darker scenery
why CameraRAW
keeps all the data and info of the camera setting or the image and is easier to manipulat and edit later on
angie buckely
uses cutout of images and photogrpahs them in different scenery
sam wang
uses circle illumination in a circular shape to creat unique imagery
david hillard
known for diptychs, tripychs, and panoramic phototgraphs
priya kambli
photogrphs her indian culture and uses lot of colors
thomas jellner
uses contact sheets images to make an overall bigger image
dan estabrook
uses hictoric photogrpahs and drawin to make his iages. knwown for diptychs and grid images
olivo barbieri
makes huge waterfalls and coastlines seem like small models
sean wilkinson
photographs out of focus on purpose to add meaning into his images
cynthia greig
juxtaposes minature objects in fram with actual-sized human users
virgillo ferreira
refrences lack of focus through multiple exposures to create and uncanny feeling plus softens the photo