Digital Imaging I · Mood Boards Mood boards are a series of images, objects, and colors placed...
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Digital Imaging I Session 12
CGVC 120
Compositing Imagery
Compositing ImageryIdentifying properties of light
Identifying properties of shadow
Creating cast shadows
Adjusting light & shadow
Considering subjects when compositing
Creating reflections and refractions
Matching depth and perspective
Advanced compositing techniques
SubjectsHow are the objects / figures / environment related?
Opposites? Enemies? Friends?
Do they belong together?
Jake Garn Photography
SubjectsDoes the object interact with another object or the environment around?
Are objects intersecting?
Are objects overlapping? Is the scale relevant to real life? Is it surreal?
Light: Realism & MoodEverything we can visually discern is dependent on a light source What we perceive as “realistic” is based on our world’s lighting conditions Natural Light vs. Man Made Light Lighting affects color and value, and therefore greatly influences mood
MoodLighting can take the same image or subject and change its mood Soft - intimate, suspenseful
Colored - festive, upbeat
Harsh - dramatic, scary
Mood BoardsMood boards are a series of images, objects, and colors placed together to help convey a mood.
J Crew
De la Garza, Ivan
Simply Wed
Steven Arriagada and Jon Bling
Properties of LightHue – White light, yellow light, red light, etc.
Claudette Koller
Properties of LightIntensity
How bright?
Flickr: wendellmjr
Mason O’Mara
Properties of LightDirection
North, south, east, west?
To the right, left, front, or back?
Flickr: Sophie & Me
Properties of LightAngle
High or low in the sky?
Flickr: popscratch
Gazza or Garry
Light SourceIs there more than one light source?
How do they compare?
ShadowsShadows mimic all the properties of light
Shadows provide clues about light sources
Shadows ground objects
Shadows add realism
Types of ShadowsShadows mimic all the properties of light
Shadows provide clues about light sources
Shadows ground objects
Shadows add realism
Types of ShadowsLocal shadow Parts of an object not being hit by a light source
Cast Shadow Shadow thrown onto other objects from the casting object that is blocking the light
Drop shadow A simple offset shadow, maintaining the basic shape of the object
Shadow PropertiesDirection Away from the light source
Intensity (value) How dark?
Hue Complementary color in cast shadows
Rieke Photography
Shadow PropertiesOpacity How much local color is showing through?
Decay How fast does it loses its intensity Length (cast shadows only)
Steffan Hall
Flickr : claude05
rick montalbano
Flickr : teddymb
Vilhjálmur Ingi Vilhjálmsson
Michael Marsh
Flickr: Bellarus6666
Reflections & RefractionsReflection is when light bounces off a surface. It does not shine through the surface. Refraction is when light is bent and absorbed by a medium. Light passes through a material. A prism refracts light.
Reflections & RefractionsHow much light is reflected?
Are there any reflective surfaces in the image?
Is the surface metallic, opaque?
What is within view that may be affected by light?
RonAlmog
Flickr: bcanepa_photos
Sergio Figliolia
Reflections & RefractionsAre there any transparent surfaces in the image?
How transparent is the surface?
How much distortion does it create?
Flickr: pauly...
jackmalvern
Wikipedia
Spatial IndicatorsHow much space/depth is shown? Shallow or deep Do any objects overlap?
Spatial IndicatorsDo objects in the foreground and distance follow the rules of perspective?
Atmospheric perspective
Size & proportion
Horizon line & vanishing point
David Humpohl
Gaëtan Bourque
Salvador Dali
Salvador Dali
ToolsDodge / burn
Gradient overlays
Opacity & Blending Modes
Shape/Layer transformation
Filters
Scaling
Perspective transform
Blurring & Sharpening
Layer masks
Rene Margritte
Austin Hamby