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I propose a walk cycle tutorial. I ended up finishing the final project. I added a speed paint to show what was going on during the creation of the walk cycle.
I did a simple walk cycle. I just wanted to do something for a character of mine. I didn't have a story for it. Due to it being a walk cycle.
The new skills I’ve learned are to do an actual walk cycle. I also learned how to use Adobe Premiere.
My strengths are being productive and staying on task. As well as learning how to animate a walk cycle. My weaknesses are taking up all of the working days and being slow to get things done. I also kept pausing for a little bit.
The challenges I went through were simple. I took a little longer than expected. Then I forgot that I needed extra examples for my extra steps in my project. I would like to improve it if I worked faster, and I did the recording a section at a time.
Still Lifes are photos with man made items, such as glasses or flowers. Taken with studio lighting to make it look nicer.
Soild still life
Reflective still life
Stop-Motion Animation
Stop motion is where you take pictures of a item and move it slightly and take another picture.
Stop_Motion.mp4Stop_Motion Animation
I proposed a small journey idea with fantasy creatures flying in the sky and above the sea, and meeting an injured unicorn. I only accomplished the flying animation of the project.
I tried to make an adventure scene. Two friends are going over the sea to find a resting place and some items for their home. I had the dragon and the griffin fly in the sky for the adventure.
The skills I learned to make my animation are to make the camera steady and not make it look choppy. While using Adobe Premiere, I learned how to use the tools in the program. It was the first time in a while that I had used another Adobe program besides Adobe Photoshop.
The strength of my work is that I made the props as I wanted to, along with the timing of the photographs for the stop-motion animation. My weakness is that I took too long on my props and gave myself only a few days to take pictures and edit my stop-motion animation.
The challenges with this project are that I took too long to make the props, and made it shorter than I wanted it to be. I want to improve my project by making it longer and making it smoother.
HDR photos come in different lighting, such as the brightest, normal, and darkest. Then you edit it in editing software, and you can edit it to get rich colors in the photos.
Panorama photos are different photos that make a bigger and longer photo. You take multiple pictures that go across horizontally, and you have to make sure they're straight and not blurry.
Long forms is where a camera stays open for 2 mintunes and captures movement. Short Forms is where you capture something movething while focusing on it.
Shutter speed: 1/20
Aperture: 22
Shutter speed: 1/20
Aperture: 22
Shutter speed: 1/200
Aperture: 7.1
1/20
f/20
1/25
f/20
1/20
f/20
1/6
f/20
1/30
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Manual settings that help gives correction, overcorrection, undercorrection.
Shutter Bracketing
Under: F. 9.0 - 1/13
Shutter Bracketing
Correct: F. 9.0 - 1/6
Shutter Bracketing
Over: F. 9.0 - 0"3
Aperture Bracketing
Under: F.13 - 2"
Aperture Bracketing
Correct: F.9.0 - 2"
Aperture Bracketing
Over: F.13 - 6.3
Using the aperture and iso to help with the field depths. It should have a center of interest.
Name: Large Depth of Field
Name: Shallow Depth of Field
Name: Force Persptive
Name: High ISO
Name: Low ISO
Movement, Rythem, Symmetrical Balance, Radial Balance. That is taken from animals,
Movement is shown with the cat moving it's paw and body. It shows the cat walking towards the camera.
Movement is shown with the goose running towards it's pin. It's wings are out and makes it more easier to run.
Rythem is shown with the barn wood. The background behind those boards are also in a rythem.
Rythem is shown in the colors of the leaves and the snow. It shows shadows as well with the leaves.
Symmetrical balance is shown with the tunnel being in the middle of the picture. The ground that is around the tunnel makes it more symmetrical.
Symmetrical balance is shown with the machine in the middle of the photo and being a bright color.
Radical balance is shown with tree coming from the right side of the photo. It goes from right to left.
Radical balance is shown with the plant. It shows the same plant but with different angles of it and how many leaves are on each plant.
Unity, Varity, Constrast and Emphasis. From animals, buildings, car and nature.
Unity is shown in the clovers. Which are green and has the same shapes as each other.
Unity is shown with the flowers. Being the same colors and from the same plant.
Varity is shown though the clover ground and the dead branches. The clovers are all over and the branches help with the varity.
Varity is shown in the clouds and how light reflects from them. The bottom of the clouds are darker than the top clouds.
Constrast is shown with the dog being smaller than the truck. The camera helps with the constrast of both of them.
Constrast is shown between the poll and the tree. The poll is short and rounded while the tree is rugged and asymmetrical.
Emphasis is shown with the berries being the main focal point. The leaves make a gradient of colors to make the berries to pop out.
Emphasis is shown the bird how is the main focal point and being the middle of the picture.
Colors, negative shapes, and patterns. Are from nature, buildings, and animals.
Subject: The goose is standing out from the mud ground. The white and orange colors helps stand out from the mud-color ground.
Subject: The barn makes the sky outside look small and broken up. The negative space shows as the barn makes the sky look small.
Subject: The playground fence is repeating brown and poles. The colors help with the repeating poles.
Subject: The color of the goose stands out from the green and brown colored background.
Subject: The sycamore seed is against a blue sky. The sycamore seed is darken against the sky.
Subject: The pine trees are repeating against the road. Which is repeating the brown, green, and the height of the pine trees.
Subject: The cat is against a mixed of colors. The cat mainly stands out due to color and being the main focal point.
Subject: The support beams are against the sky. The dark colors help the support beams stand out from the blue sky.
Subject: The burs are repeating against the sky and trees. The burs show a repeating pattern of levels, that go up.
Elements of Art Pt.1
Shape, form, and lines. Each of the elements is part of buildings, nature, and cars.
Subject: The lines here are heaing to the scenery in the opening in the middle.
Subject: The lines here make a S with the leaves on the ground. The trees help with the line.
Subject: The form here is the opening that is the main focus. It has straight sides and the top section and bottom section are both rectangles.
Subject: The form is the main focus point. The top of the form is a triangle and the other half is a square.
Subject: The mushroom has a rough texture to it and the white parts look more smoother.
Subject: The paint is cripping off of the truck and making it look rough, on the edges. But it is over all smooth with some dirt to it.
This is a Independent photography. So, I did landscaping.
This is an Independent assgiment that we get to choose to do. I chose to do landscaping in the country. I chose to reference Erin Babnik, who's photography is amzaing. Which has nature and hills/mountains, which luckly I have. I took my camera and took photos and made sure my photos look nice and neat.
Subject: Dirt Mound.
Shutter Speed: 1/3200
Aperture: 7.1
ISO: 1600
WB: Sunny
Subject: Farm Fields.
Shutter Speed: 1/500
Aperture: 7.1
ISO: 400
WB: Shady
Subject: Tree.
Shutter Speed:
Aperture: 7.1
ISO: 1600
WB: Sunny
Subject: Hills.
Shutter Speed: 1/4000
Aperture: 7.1
ISO: 1600
WB: Sunny
Subject: Forest.
Shutter Speed: 1/100
Aperture: 7.1
ISO: 400
WB: Shady
Light and Shadows
The light and shadows make a subject stand out and brings more attention to the subject point.
The Greninja is the main focal point with a dark background behind it.
Subject: Greninja
Shutter Speed: 1/15
Aperture: 3.5
ISO: 1600
WB: Shady
Optimus Prime has foliage behind him and standing on a floor.
Subject: Optimus Prime
Shutter Speed: 1/100
Aperture: 6.3
ISO: 1600
WB: Sunny
Megatron has a dark muffaled background and the light shines on his face.
Subject: Megatron
Shutter Speed: 0"8
Aperture: 4.5
ISO: 200
WB: Auto white balance.
The wooden blocks have the shadows and it's surrounded by light.
Subject: Wooden blocks.
Shutter Speed: 1/160
Aperture: 8.0
ISO: 400
WB: Cloudly
The light and shadows are making the Pine tree look more bold and 3D.
Subject: Pine tree
Shutter Speed: 1/200
Aperture: 8.0
ISO: 800
WB: Sunny
Frame the Subject is when the subject is when something else makes a border around it.
The pokemon is standing with paper scraps above it. And has black walls around it.
Subject: Bulbasuar
Shutter speed: 30" Aperture: 7.1
ISO: 100
WB: Tungsten Lightbulb
The pokemon is standing with black walls around it.
Subject: Bulbasuar
Shutter speed: 20" Aperture: 7.1
ISO: 100
WB: Tungsten Lightbulb
The pokemon is standing with black walls around it and a flower wallpaper is above the top.
Subject: Bulbasuar
Shutter speed: 25" Aperture: 7.1
ISO: 100
WB: Tungsten Lightbulb
The figure has a dresser above him and a wooden floor under him. Making it to be him getting crushed.
Subject: Chase(Transformers)
Shutter speed: 1/5 Aperture: 7.1
ISO: 6400
WB: Tungsten Lightbulb
The angle is lower and has a better view of this figure getting crushed by the dresser.
Subject: Chase(Transformers)
Shutter speed: 1/5
Aperture: 7.1
ISO: 6400
WB: Tungsten Lightbulb
Fill the frame is where the vocal point fills the whole frame.
The flowers take up most of the frame and leave some too little room for the background. It is in the center of the photo.
The sunflower takes up all of the frame and leaves no room for background space to take away from it.
The lion statue takes up the frame and is off to the left side and not dead in the center.
These flowers go across the frame from left to right. The background is blurred, leaving the flowers to have more focus.
The flowers are at the bottom of the frame and the background is blurred so the bright-colored flowers have the frame to themselves.
Low angles are below the eye line and high lines are above the eye line. It makes the photos more dramatic and shows off more emotions.
This is taken at a low angle of my mamaw dog named Jojo. She is a Great Dane mastiff mix.
It makes Jojo look bigger and more imating.
The snake plant was taken at a low angle.
It makes the viewer look smaller and about to go into a forest.
It was taken at a low angle with one of my mamaw’s doll things.
Being at a low angle makes the doll look bigger and in charge.
Taken at a low angle and it is my mamaw’s Christmas tree.
Being at a low angles the viewer looks like they are going to climb the tree.
This is one of my mamaw’s other dogs named Rudy. She is a mixed breed.
Being at a low angle makes Rudy, peaking at you over the couch.
The rule of thirds is a gird to help to make sure the photo is balanced and looks good.
This has two bees near a flower. I wanted to take a photo of some bees. Which would be hard to do. But luckily the zoo I visited had a lot of plants. So, I took it and made sure the camera was focused and off to the side
The scarlet macaw, main body is on the left and the head is on the right above the horizen line. It is standing on its log, which is under the horizon line.
The parakeet is on the right and is standing on the rock. It is above the horizon line and is slightly over the right line.
The parakeets and their watering bowl, is placed on the right. The main point is slightly above the horizon line.
The flowers are both hitting the left and right, lines. The bigger one is above the horizon line and the smaller one is below the horizon line.
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