Thursday, February 27, 2014
Tuesday, February 25, 2014
Weekly Vocabulary 2/24/14
Soft Focus: A lens flaw causing a spherical effect, or blurriness around the image.
Surrealism: A cultural movement to capture ordinary in irregular shapes that allowed express te imagination
Cropping: A technique to improve framing by cutting edges off the outside of the image to remove unwanted subjects are to enlarge a specific one.
Anamorphic Format: The cinematic skill of shooting a widescreen image on a non-widescreen film. The image is distorted by stretching it, so it appears to be widescreen.
Surrealism: A cultural movement to capture ordinary in irregular shapes that allowed express te imagination
Cropping: A technique to improve framing by cutting edges off the outside of the image to remove unwanted subjects are to enlarge a specific one.
Anamorphic Format: The cinematic skill of shooting a widescreen image on a non-widescreen film. The image is distorted by stretching it, so it appears to be widescreen.
Friday, February 21, 2014
Wednesday, February 19, 2014
Weekly Vocabulary 2/19/18
GIF: Graphics interchanged format- a bitmap image that easily moved for its size as it is only pictures instead of a video and can used on the internet, mainly used for animations
Zoopraxiscope: an early device for presenting motion pictures. Invented by Eadweard Muybridge, images are placed on a spinning wheel and spun in rapid succession
Kinetoscope: a movie projection device that places a role of film on a conveying system with a high shutter speed. The light placed in front of the peep hole allows the individual to see the image as if it was a fluid scene
Chronophotograph: a technique used to capture movement in several images. With several cameras capturing, it was originally used for scientific study of movement
Friday, February 14, 2014
Wednesday, February 12, 2014
Monday, February 10, 2014
Weekly Vocabulary 2/9/14
Conceptual Photography: A staged photograph where the objects in the image symbolize or illustrates an idea
Stock Photography: A supply of usable images that are licensed to people for a specific use. To prevent hiring a photographer, these images can be used for marketing or publishing.
Microstock Photography: A branch of stock photography, however all images are found via the internet.
Iso stock Photography: A sensitivity setting on a camera that increases the shutter speed on the camera. This is the equivalent of changing film with a higher or lower light sensitivity
Stock Photography: A supply of usable images that are licensed to people for a specific use. To prevent hiring a photographer, these images can be used for marketing or publishing.
Microstock Photography: A branch of stock photography, however all images are found via the internet.
Iso stock Photography: A sensitivity setting on a camera that increases the shutter speed on the camera. This is the equivalent of changing film with a higher or lower light sensitivity
Thursday, February 6, 2014
Weekly vocabulary 2/6/14
Pop Art: A popular art movement in the 1950's that was used for marketing and advertising. These images take several pop culture images to create an original image
Dadaism: Media produced in 1915 that was anti-war. Using images, poetry, and art to show their stand point on war, these gave the views of the creator
Photomontage: An image created by taking several images and cutting them out, or removing a specific subject, and placing it on a background to create an unrealistic image
Constructivism: An artistic philosophy that originated in Russia to use art as a social purpose.
Dadaism: Media produced in 1915 that was anti-war. Using images, poetry, and art to show their stand point on war, these gave the views of the creator
Photomontage: An image created by taking several images and cutting them out, or removing a specific subject, and placing it on a background to create an unrealistic image
Constructivism: An artistic philosophy that originated in Russia to use art as a social purpose.
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