Technology used in Ancillary Products

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Emma Collins , COWA Technology Used on Ancillary products

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Emma Collins , COWATechnology Used on Ancillary products

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* Fonts- All of the fonts on my magazine cover have come from Da Font.com. This allows me to choose from a wide range of fonts that are unique.

* Image- I have used two media technologies for my main image. Adobe Lightroom: This has allowed me to edit the image before the production stage. I brightened the image and then imported It to Photoshop: Which allowed me to enhance the blood effect on the character, I also created a Vignette around the image to create a black background.

*Image- To take the photo I used a Nikon Cool Pix camera. I used low lighting with a torch to create the isolated effect.

* Magazine cover- To create the entire cover I used Adobe Photoshop. This allows me to easily incorporate my main image and fonts downloaded from DaFont.com The use of photoshop lets me see each piece added as a separate layer, and I can edit each one individually or merge them together.

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Before lightroom-The image needs darkening and her skin needs to appear whiter as she is ‘possessed’.

After Lightroom-I have darkened the image, and her skin is paler. I have also highlighted the red mark on her face, to make it stand out. I wanted to make her look possessed and colder.

After photoshop- In Photoshop I made the vignette around the image darker, isolating her. I also made her eyes seem darker and created the effect of blood on the knife.

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* Fonts- Like the magazine cover the fonts used are from DaFont.com. This was particularly helpful to find the fonts to create a professional blocking bill with the font ‘Universal Accreditation’ and ‘Movie Poster SF’ both from the website.*Image- The image was taken with Nikon Cool Pix.

*Image- The image was edited on two pieces of Adobe software. Lightroom helped me to edit the image, as it needed brightening up. Photoshop allowed me to make the blood effect stand out more and be more shocking. I did this using the brush tool. I also created a Vignette effect using the brush tool. The brightness on the candle has been created by increasing the contrast and brightness.*Logos- The logos for production/ distribution companies were taken from ‘GOOGLE.COM’ and edited on Photoshop to ensure they were in PNG format and white.

*Poster- Like the magazine cover I used photoshop to create the whole poster, for the same reasons.

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Before Adobe Lightroom.

After Lightroom. After Photoshop.

I wanted to use this image for my poster, however I didn’t like the lighting in this shot, instead of re-shooting I decided I could fix the problem via Lightroom.

I changed the exposure and contrast to help make the photo darker and added a vignette to create the sense of darkness. I also brightened the light from the candle and made the colour red stand out on the image.

Even though the image was much darker after Lightroom I wanted to remove the light reflection on the image, and create a bigger vignette to change the composition of the Image so the focus would be towards the middle. I also wanted to make the blood come from the eye, and stand out even more.

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