...The Future of Photography Over the last 150 or so years that photography has been in our lives, it didn’t undergo much change until twenty years ago. While film sizes and developing techniques had minor changes, it wasn’t until the 80′s when the first glimmer of the future of photography started to appear with auto-focus camera’s and faster frames per seconds. Then digital came and has forever changed our lives. I do see many changes in the future, some may come to be, and some may be just too far-fetched, however, anything is possible. I see in camera HDR, unlimited ISO, simulated grain, 3g equipped cameras, GPS equipped cameras, and Polaroid film comes back to life, universal batteries, even, the everything lens. High dynamic range photography has been more of a curse then a blessing as most photographers see it. Most over-use the ability and create more art images compared with a true photography, layering and layering until what they have more closely resembles a digitally created image, not a photograph. If a camera can have the ability to do HDR on the fly, in camera it could open up the door for better, more equally exposed images. High end DSLRs now seem to be able to shoot in near total darkness, however the blacks still tend to go green in hue. Working towards better chips that don’t get as hot will lead to better night images without flash. Grain is not a bad thing! 25 years ago photographers chose film based on the grain type, fine, coarse, etc., and the...
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...Assessment 3 Address Customer Needs Good morning and welcome to the Miss M Photography team. As you may be aware we are a photography business but what you may not know is that here at Miss M's we like to think outside the box. We not only offer the usual glamour photographs or family portraits but we also offer the unusual and fantasy shots. We are available for events or weddings, pretty much no job is to big for us. On top of selling the usual packages of different sized photos and photo books, we also offer posters and canvas'. Our most unique difference is that we also sell duffel bags, body con dresses, framed art and wall stickers of our work. We are not only photographers but artists With the huge range of photography and products we provide we have a diverse range of customers. They range from families or couples wanting beautiful portraits that they can cherish forever to people who have a dark inner fantasy that they want to release. Some are looking for a lovely package deal with many photos that they can share with family, some are looking for best value for money whereas some are looking for that unique piece of art to hang on their wall. With our range of bags, dresses and wall art, and thanks to the wonderful world wide web, we not only have customers from here in Australia but we also sell pieces all over the world. One thing that all the Miss M customers have in common is the fact that they love the quality of our photos and the uniqueness in the way...
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...Marie Foard EN1320 Comp 1 Professor Patnode Module 2 Shaping Ideas Essay 2.1 Drafting an Essay April 4, 2016 As a young person I wanted to try different things. I knew that I did not want to be a clown, comedian and I did not want to be a cashier for the rest of my life. So I really had to take a minute to think about different things I would be into to doing for the rest of my life. Deciding what to do for the rest of my life is the biggest decision I ever had to make. My thoughts were to try out photography, accounting and computers. All of this sounded interesting even though I did not know much about any of them. The first major I thought about taking up was photography. I wanted to learn how to take good pictures. Taking pictures is a lot of fun and it is a way of making memories last for a long time. It is good to have pictures to look at to help remember the good times. Photography has its pros and cons just like anything else. In order to be good at taking pictures you should know how to hold and adjust the camera just right. If you know how to do this your pictures will turn out just right. When purchasing a camera you should think about the different types. You have your professional and non-professional cameras. Professional cameras cost more but take better pictures. After you purchase a camera you should also buy care products to keep your camera in good condition. Keeping your camera in good condition means keeping it clean and storing it in a safe place...
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...was the basis for Kodak’s success in analog or film photography, and why was it able to maintain its leadership position for so long? In 1884, Kodak roll of film was launched. This was the future innovative product in film business in that era. The first Kodak camera was introduced in 1888. The company distinguished itself and advertised products with the slogan “You press the button, we do the rest.” Kodak focused on customer needs by developing convenient-to-use products. For mass production strategy, the company sold its products by using a razor-blade strategy: low-price camera, but high-profit of film repurchase and having the strong relationship with retailers for selling products and printing photos with Kodak paper. This meant that the company offered customers with complete range of service from photo capturing to photo finishing, resulting in customers’ preference for Kodak rather than higher-quality products from competitors. In order to increase the growth, Kodak also continuously did the research. The company invested in R&D for color film and new cameras to medical imaging and graphic arts. As the result, this technological strength prevented the entry of competitors in the market. Kodak had the largest market share in film market and camera sales by 1976 before the digital era. 2. What are the key ways in which the structure of digital imaging is different from analog or film photography? In photography industry, I would like to divide into 3 processes: image...
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...Selfie 2.0 The selfie is a self-portrait photo that is a quite widespread in social networks today. The history of this type of photography is much longer than one may expect. The first photo that can be called a selfie was taken by an American pioneer in photography Robert Cornelius in 1839. [photo of Cornelius] With the popularization of photo cameras in 1900s more and more people started taking pictures of themselves in the mirror. Of course, these were usually wealthy people. [2 more old selfie photos] With the emerging social networks, particularly MySpace, people started to post their selfies as profile pictures. Those were with the use of flash, in a bad quality and usually taken through the bathroom mirror. Later, with the Facebook gaining more popularity, those became unpopular, were called “MySpace pics”, were considered unprofessional, and were just a sign of a bad taste.[link NYer: http://www.newyorker.com/online/blogs/elements/2013/06/the-return-of-the-selfie.html] That could be the death of the selfie. However, it is back. In 2010s selfie suddenly started to gain popularity again. Barack Obama took a selfie of himself after his victory in the 2012 elections. This photo was retweeted 778 801 times in Twitter. [photo of Obama] In 2013 the word “selfie” was added to the Oxford English Dictionary and was announced as “The Word of the Year”. [http://blog.oxforddictionaries.com/2013/11/word-of-the-year-2013-winner/] And in March 2014 the host...
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...Choosing a subject to photograph • Set up of equipment, lighting and the studio • Editing negatives or slides • Editing digital photos • Scanning slides or negatives • Developing photos • Reading photography journals to keep up with innovative techniques and equipment. • to use them; • seeking out appropriate photographic subjects and opportunities; • carrying out research and preparation for a shoot; • working in different locations, and in different circumstances, to get the right image; • using an extensive range of technical equipment, including cameras, lenses, lighting and specialist software; • communicating with photographic subjects, putting them at ease, encouraging them and directing them; • arranging still life objects, products, scenes, props and backgrounds; • liaising with other professionals, including graphic designers, writers, gallery managers, picture researchers, commissioning editors and art directors; • managing the processing and use of images, discussing technical problems, checking for quality and dealing with clients' concerns; • preparing proofs for approval; • compiling finished products for sale, including albums and framed prints, for example; • understanding traditional film and digital photography and keeping up to date with industry trends, developments and new techniques; • developing expertise with software to digitally enhance images by, for example, changing emphasis, cropping pictures...
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...cameras and camera equipment/software. Work History Yemileh Photography, Brownsville, Texas Freelance Photographer Defined image requirements and planned photographic events. Handled cameras operating at several thousand frames per second. Served as field producer to coordinate scenes in a story. Top Photographer in the Hanna High school yearbook. Selected and altered secondary photographic features such as backdrops and lighting. Education University of Texas at Brownsville, Brownsville, Texas 1 year college, technical or vocational school Major: Nursing Minor: Fine Arts Hanna High School, Brownsville, Texas High School Diploma/GED GPA: 2.8 Computer Skills Typing Speed: 60 Words Per Minute • Apple or Macintosh Computers • EMail Software (Outlook, Thunderbird, etc) • Graphics or Drawing Software (Photoshop, etc) • Internet Browser (Internet Explorer, Firefox, etc) • Peripheral Devices (Scanners, Printers, etc) • Presentation Software (PowerPoint, Flash, etc) • Spreadsheet Software (Calc, Excel, etc) • Word Processing Software (Word, WordPerfect, etc) Language Skills English - Excellent ( Read Write Speak ) Spanish - Excellent ( Read Write Speak ) Additional Skills Proficient in operating various cameras,camera equipment, and photo software: Adobe Photoshop cs5, Adobe Photoshop, Gimp 2.6 ,Picasa, Photoscape. Experience using a backdrop for official photographs. Can use modern office equipment/software: PC, Laptop, Network printers, fax machines, mobile devices. Handled cameras operating...
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...TERM PAPER THE SIGNIFICANCE AND DEPTH OF THE MEDIA ON THE TEXTUAL INTERROGATION OF LITERATURE IN ‘MY FATHER’S BLOOD’ NAME: OJEBODE, AYOKUNMI OLADELE DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH POSTGRADUATE STUDIES IN LITERATURE REDEEMER’S UNIVERSITY, EDE COURSE CODE/TITLE: ENG 871/ LITERATURE AND MEDIA LECTURER: DR. OFURE AITO THE STILL PHOTOGRAPHY AS LITERATURE IN THE 21ST CENTURY USING TY BELLO’S WORKS Introduction “Art is about collecting experiences and expressing them. For me music and photography are similar art forms. I collect experiences, stir them in myself and express it in my own language. Just like my photography, music is my language.” Ty Bello Today people live in a visually intensive society and a world of spectacular and exciting images. They are bombarded with an orderly and continuously stream of visual stimulation from all manner of media every day. They see mediated images more often than they read words. Images sell everything. This paper offers an analytical framework for understanding how still photography is Literature in the 21st Century, using TY Bello’s still pictures. According to Aristotle, “There can be no words without images”. The world is surrounded with mediated images in such a way that has never been witnessed in the history of mass communication. Every era has expressed itself in its own way since the beginning. Antiquity was the time of legends, epics and mythical narratives. During the sovereignty of this era, meaning was constructed...
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...studios, at either end of the spectrum, that will consider photographing a pet. However, they do not openly welcome your furry family members. At Adorable Pet Photography, pets are our only business. We are dedicated to capturing a moment you can remember forever to preserve a special relationship. With many years of experience, and a gentle approach in an unhurried environment, we will preserve your memories in a beautiful piece of photographic art. Our strong commitment to client satisfaction is showcased by the perfect photograph that captures the personality of the pet and the loving relationship between the pet and owner. Adorable Pet Photography is a small business aimed at bringing a smile to every pet owner's face when they see their beautiful family member captured in a stunning portrait. Our goal of superior customer service and satisfaction will take dedication on the part of all staff members and vendors. The vision manifests itself in three ways: 1. Produce the same outstanding quality results time after time. 2. Be recognized as the top pet photographer in the Southeast. 3. Be steadfast to our commitment for customer service and satisfaction. Our keys to success will be providing high quality portraits, competitive pricing, and excellent customer service as our hallmark. Adorable Pet Photography is currently located in Atlanta, Georgia. We will have a staff of two, with plans to expand to a full-time operation within the next five years. The company is...
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...musicians and celebrities such as Kate Moss and PJ Harvey, British photographer and singer Kate Garner develops a rather characteristic photographic style. Garner was born in England while currently she lives and works between London and the US. She studied at the art school of Blackpool, at the northern part of England and then she moved to London to work as a photographer and model for upcoming magazines such as i-D. After a period characterized by purely music activity, Garner got back to her artistic interest and started developing her successful photographic career. Her photography has been published to a variety of significant British and American magazines and has been exhibited in many important art institutions all over...
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...We would like to speak with you regarding photography and the importance of hiring a professional wedding photographer, as opposed to allowing a family friend with a decent camera to capture your special day, leaving it to your guests or hiring a photographer who does not specialize in weddings. We have briefly touched on this topic in a previous article, however, we strongly believe photography is a part of the wedding that is crucially important to perform accurately! There are numerous horror stories about people being let down by the results that a non-professional photographer has produced. Couples choosing to let ‘a friend’ do it, or ‘I know someone with a good camera’, or ‘we’re just going to let our guests take the photos’. This is perfectly fine to do and you may feel that you will be saving money by doing this, but in the long run, we can guarantee it will not turn out how you expected. Your wedding photos are the only lasting memory you will have of the day, and if they do not turn out as you dreamt, then your memories will be ruined. Grand Lens Photography shares...
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...4 Cinematography We are affected and defined by light. Light is the most important tool we have to work with, not only as cinematographers, but as people. —Laszlo Kovacs Courtesy Everett Collection Section 4.1 The “Look” of a Scene CHAPTER 4 Chapter Objectives After reading this chapter, students should: • Have a working knowledge of the cinematographer’s job • Understand the difference between cinematography and mise en scène and recognize the importance of each • Understand the importance of color and lighting and how they affect the tone and feel of a film • Be familiar with different methods of photographing a film, and with terms such as panning, tilting, tracking shots, deep focus, and aspect ratios • Understand how different focal length lenses affect the look of a shot • Recognize what special effects can do for a movie—and what they can’t do 4.1 The “Look” of a Scene W hen we are first introduced to Don Vito Corleone in The Godfather, played by Marlon Brando, the Mafia boss is sitting in the study of his home. Along with his consigliore, or adviser, Tom Hagen (Robert Duvall), Corleone is listening to a line of people requesting favors on the day of his daughter’s wedding. Corleone is immensely powerful, as we learn by the scope of the favors he is asked to grant, which in one case includes the desire of a singer to be cast in a film to revive his musical career, and Corleone’s ability to grant them. However, it is not just what...
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...Journal of Visual Culture Murray Thesis: • Social use of digital photography signals a shift in the engagement with the everyday image (less about special/rarefied moments of domestic living, more about immediate/fleeting display/collection of discovery and framing of the small/mundane) • Photography no longer embalmer of time but more alive/immediate/transitory practice/form • Everyday image becomes something that even the amateur can create/comment on with relative authority/ease → breaks down traditional bifurcation of amateur vs. professional categories in image-making Flickr • Images organized through technological features (tags, groups, batches), less concrete processes/functions of fetishization, collection, memory, flow, taste, signification, social networks • Example of temporal/social relationships: “Memory Map’s mashup pool” • One of the most popular free photo-sharing sites, most active social networks, one of the rare sites centered more on image than on text • Offers variety of functions that take its services beyond other commercial sites, such as Ofoto/Kodak (turned into repositories of traditional family photographs of special events) • Contributes to the construction of a community (through use of categories or tags, notes contact lists, groups, larger collection of photographs • Become a collaborative experience: shared display of memory, taste, history, signifiers of identity, collection, daily life, judgment through which amateur and...
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...their current market positions. Kodak Eastman Kodak was started in 1888 when the first Kodak camera introduced and was available for sale to the public. The company was started by George Eastman in Rochester, NY, when Eastman was in his mid-twenties. George Eastman grew up poor and was a high school dropout, but that did not stop him from making money and supporting his widowed mother and two sisters by the time he was 14 years old (History of, 2013). When Eastman was 24 years old, he had planned a trip to Santo Domingo, and had an idea to record the trip. Eastman purchased a large, heavy camera that was as big as a microwave (History of, 2013). Eastman never made the trip to Santo Domingo, but he did become obsessed with photography, and how he could make it simpler to understand. Before Eastman Kodak was formed, George Eastman had started a company, making dry photographic plates, which later lead to the idea of a convenient, simple to use camera that would become known as the Kodak. After the Kodak camera was introduced in 1888, the young company quickly grew. Eastman was big on advertising in newspapers, and periodicals, and he even made up his own phrase for the company, “You press the button, we do the rest” (History of, 2013). By 1897, Eastman Kodak was being advertised all over the world and would eventually become a major corporation. In 2012, Eastman Kodak filed for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy,...
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...First Impressions Axia College of University of Phoenix XCOM 200 Julie Harris November 3, 2013 First Impressions Summary My immediate responses to the slides were primarily positive, with the exception of slides six and eleven. Some of those immediate responses were because of familiarity with issues or occurrences, or similar experiences. For some my initial response was on target. The positive images were things that made me smile, I recognized, or the assumptions I made were accurate. The negative responses were to slides that made me uncomfortable or sad as soon as I saw them. For example, the black and white photo I immediately thought of Martin Luther King, especially because of all the clergy representation, and I instantly put it all together. I was happy to see I was correct. On the negative side, pictures that I first saw which made me smile, such as the children who looked to be celebrating and playing, felt like a big letdown, when I read the information and found they were in reality, demonstrating, and I was sad about that. My perception changed on a few when I read the information, some of...
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