I looked at videos of mtv cribs, showing a journey around a famous persons house. I was thinking about walking around my friends house, collaborating the images into a way in which it looks like i am videoing walking around the house.
Monday, 21 May 2012
Research
This is a video using stop motion, in a sequence to give the effect that you are watching a person walk around a place, in this case it is the british museum.
I want to use this technique in my video, walking round a specific place to show a journey.
Monday, 14 May 2012
Photography Tutorial
We had a photography tutorial, explaining the basics of how a camera works, and the differences between the TLR (twin lens reflex) where the image is shown in the top lens and taken through a second lens below, and SLR (single lens reflex) where a series of mirrors turns the image the correct way round.
They both use a physics called refraction;
The turning or bending of any wave, such as a light or sound wave, when it passes from one medium into another of different optical density.
Using a series of mirrors to change the direction of light to produce and image that you can see through the camera view finder.
Exposure
Exposure is the amount of light that reaches the sensor or film. It is controlled by aperture and the shutter on a camera.
Aperture
Aperture is controlled through the lens, opening and closing to let the desired amount of light in to the camera.
Focal number or Focal stop. Is the stages the lens can be opened at.
F22 F16 F11 F8 F5.6 F4 F2
F22 letting the lowest amount of light in, and F2 letting the most amount of light in.
Shutter
Shutter is controlled by the ISO speed. The slower the shutter speed the more light needed, and the faster the shutter speed the less light needed.
Measured in seconds.
1" 1/2 1/4 1/8 1/15 1/30 1/60 1/125 1/250 1/500 1/1000
Anything from 1" to 1/60 you should be able to hold the camera without camera shake.
However anything from 1/125 to 1/1000 you most probably will have to use a tripod, or other methods of keeping the camera still.
AWB
AWB (auto white balance) function on a camera, gives you the option to use in fluorescent lighting that will give a green tinge to the image. Tungsten lighting that will give a yellow tinge, or daylight that will give a blue tinge to the image.
Camera Functions
Green square = fully automatic
P = control apature and shutter speed
Tv = Time Value, choose shutter speed
Av = Aperture Value, choose aperture
M = Manuel
Wednesday, 9 May 2012
wesites
Websites
www.adobe.com/
www.bfi.org/
www.designforinteraction.com/
www.desigmusuem.org/digital
www.wired.com
www.ritdml.rit.edu/dspace
www.beingdigital.co.uk
www.habbo.com
www.secondlife.com
www.spacelounge.com
Vimeo.com
Kyle Cooper
1. imaginary forces
2. prologue
3. the ronin (rob t)
4. Saul Bass
Kyle Cooper
1. imaginary forces
2. prologue
3. the ronin (rob t)
4. Saul Bass
Brief
Rich Media:
Rich Media is a term to define singularly or in combination a range of
technologies, including but not limited to sound, video, flash and/or other
emergent technologies within a context or an environment, web, virtual or physical space.
Projects Objectives:
During these
sessions you will complete the following tasks:
·
Develop
an experimental approach to new and emergent media
·
Explore
communication strategies for new and emergent media
·
Learn
about the application of new and emergent technologies
·
Keep
an ongoing record of your explorations and developments in the form of a blog
(1000 words)
Brief:
Choose from one of the briefs below:
(a) Create a set of interactive instructions
using photography or video with an appropriate
multimedia software.
multimedia software.
(b) Produce a piece of interactive media that shows
one journey from different/varying viewpoints.
(c) Create a visual timeline from a personal
interpretation of history and present using sound, photography, video or an
appropriate motion graphics.
Schedule:
Week 1
Methods of Sound Recording
& Processing
Basics of Video Capture and
Editing
Introduction to Blogger
Introduction to hot and cold
media
Research and Start Blog
Week 2
Basic Animation Techniques –
Flash
Design for Interaction –
Creating a simple Flash player
Stopmotion Animation
Idea Generation and proposal
Update Blog
Week 3
Development of project and
Updating Blog
Work Review
Update Blog
Week 4
Development of project and
Updating Blog
Work Review
Update Blog
Week 5
Development of project and
Updating Blog
Work Review
Update Blog
Week 6
Complete project
Complete Blog
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