Digital Photography and Imaging Week 4

 19/4/2021 Week 4

Koh Han Rong(0344410)
Bachelor in Design of Creative Media
Digital Photography and Imaging

Lectures:

We started our lecture by Adjustment Layer. Basically Adjustment Layer have a few tools that we can use.

Figure1.1 Adjustment layers in  photoshop

• Brightness/ Contrast- These were usually is for adjusting the highlights or shadows in our                                                   image.
• Level                           - Modify the tonal values in an image.
• Curves                        - Let us adjust as many point as we want and is the most useful and                                                    precise tool.
• Exposure                    - we can adjust with three sliders such as Exposure, Offset, and Gamma.
• Selective color           - help us to modifies the amount of a primary color without modifying                                               other 
• Level                          - Modify the tonal values in an image.
• Curves                       - Let us adjust as many point as we want and is the most useful and                                                    precise tool.
• Exposure                   - we can adjust with three sliders such as Exposure, Offset, and Gamma.
• Selective color           - help us to modifies the amount of a primary color without modifying                                                other primary colors.

Tutorial:

In our tutorial class we learn about how to add a new filter to our composition by watching the video that Mr. Fauzi share

Practical:

we were assigned to add a new filter to our last week composition progree to make it looks more levels. Quite interesting when I playing with the filter .

Figure2.1 Last week composition.

Figure2.2 After adding the filter and layers

After listen Mr.Fauzi feedbacks I try to make a new one with the suggestion and this is the final outcome

Figure2.3 Final Outcome

Feedbacks: looks very sharp, the adjustment layer for Figure2.2 was too contrast, reduce the opacity of the layer.