'High key' presentation slideshows

Chapter 5: Compositional Effects of Color

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FILMIC TECHNIQUE

FILMIC TECHNIQUE. FRAMING. Long shot Close up Medium shot. Framing/Shots: The building blocks of film. Long Shot : a shot taken from some distance; shows the full subject and perhaps surrounding scenes

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Color

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Tone mapping

Tone mapping. Digital Visual Effects, Spring 2007 Yung-Yu Chuang 2007/3/13. with slides by Fredo Durand, and Alexei Efros. Tone mapping. How can we display it? Linear scaling?, thresholding?. 10 -6. 10 6. dynamic range. Real world radiance. 10 -6. 10 6. Display intensity.

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The Tell-Tale Heart

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VALUE VOCABULARY

VALUE VOCABULARY. 1. VALUE. 2. Chiaroscuro. Caravaggio. 3. Value Scale. 4. Contour Lines. 5. Highlights. 6. Half Tones. 7. Reflected Light. 8. Core of the Shadow. 9. Cast Shadow. 10. Still Life. 11. Implied Lines. 12. Light Logic. 13. High Key, High Value Drawing.

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Foundations of Art and Design

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Studio Lighting

Studio Lighting. W.J. Veldhoen St. Thomas Aquinas CHS. Using this Presentation. The St. Thomas logo will return you to the School Website from any slide. Help will return you to this screen for show directions. Arrow buttons will move you forward or back though the show.

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Video Production

Video Production. Film Aesthetics I Photography. The cinematographer, the shots, the angles, lighting and colour symbolism (+ post production). Aesthetics of Filmmaking. Mise en Scene. Mise en Scene.

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VALUE

VALUE. VALUE. Value is the element of design that denotes the lightness or darkness of a color or neutral. Value is related to the amount of light a color reflects.

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Chapter 3: Cinematography

Chapter 3: Cinematography. Film Stock. Selection enables cinematographer to control Color reproduction Light sensitivity Contrast levels Sharpness Grain and resolution. Aspect Ratio. Classical Hollywood ratio (1.33:1) Widescreen ratios (1.85:1, 2.35:1) Anamorphic widescreen

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Media Theories of Portrait Techniques

Tahiyah Ali AB55312. Media Theories of Portrait Techniques. Introduction.

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