Green Screen

Career Locker

1. Job Title: Lawyer
2. Job Description: Lawyers help individuals and businesses solve their legal problems. 
3. Job Activities: Represent their clients in court
4. Education Needed: Bachelors and law degree
5. Career Pathway: Critically thinkinng
6. Salary Range: $80,000 to $120,000

1. Job Title: Business sales service
2. Job Description: Representatives sell services such as building maintenance, pest control, security, or long distance telephone service to manufacturers, and wholesale and retail businesses
3. Job Activities: Sales representatives take orders for services, compute costs, write contracts for these services, and determine schedules for delivering services.
4. Education Needed: Bachelors degree
5. Career Pathway: Communication
6. Salary Range: $37,000 to $50,000

1. Job Title: Accountant
2. Job Description: Accountants maintain records of the assets and debts of businesses and individuals.
3. Job Activities:  keep records of all financial transactions and use this information to project the financial future of the business.
4. Education Needed: Bachelors degree 
5. Career Pathway: Good with numbers
6. Salary Range: $50,000 to $60,000

Daily quiz

Daily Quiz:
1) Another term for green screen are "Chroma Key" or "Color Key"

2) The screen could green or blue. The reason is because people rarely wear neon green or blue clothing.

Complimentary colors

Daily quiz

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Daily quiz

What is it called when we add: 1) black to a pure color 2) Gray to a pure color 3) White to a pure color?

1. Shade         
2. Tone
3. Tint

Short writing assignment

1. Pigment generated colors are derived from these primary colors; Red, Yellow, and Blue
2. Secondary colors are created by mixing two primary colors. For example, if we mix red and yellow we would get orange.
3. Tertiary colors are created by mixing secondary colors. For example, magenta and cyan.
4. The difference between additive colors and subtractive colors is that additive uses primary colors found in light while subtractive is created when wavelengths of light are subtracted while others are reflected.
5. color affect our perception of taste, feel, and smell. 
6. colors have Harmony. For example we have complimentary colors, Analogous colors, Triad colors , Split Complementary colors, Tetradic colors, and quadrilateral colors.
   
   

   

   Complimentary color Image

   
   

   

   Grayscale Image

   

   Monotone Image 

   
   

Color palette

fun activities

Dailey Quiz

1. If we want to achieve a shallow depth of field you must increase the aperture.
2. Another word for depth of field is aperture.

HDR Pro

Simplified HDRI Process with Photoshop

                           BEFORE                                                                         AFTER

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          High Dynamic Range Imagery  (HDRI) allows greater range between the light and dark areas of an image. This range is dynamic because the light values can be modified. Also HDRI represents the range of intensity levels seen by a human eye more accurately. When we gather the images together it brings out painterly style photograph. For this image any camera that allows over and under exposure can be used to create HDRI.

Understanding Exposure Principals

  

In the camera the shutter speed controls how much light hits the media. So we are taking a picture at night we want to let the shutter speed open for a longer time compared to a sunny day where the shutter speed is open for small amount of time.  Shutter speed also can be used to freeze a subject in time.
    Aperture is the feature of the lens and it has nothing to do with the camera but it is controlled by the camera. when we take a picture of a subject the aperture controls the background. For example, in my picture you can see the person in the front clearly but the background is blurry.
     When we took pictures using different ISO we learn the difference each ISO brings out. Also we learn how long the shutter speed is opened affects the ;picture. For example, if you are using ISO 100 you need to you 1/50 shutter speed but if you are using ISO 3200 you need to increase the time the shutter speed is open for. Overall this was a good project to have a good understanding of exposure Principals.
   
       

"Andy Warhol-ize"

Rule of Thirds