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Tuesday, 23 October 2012
Auxiliary Task
Today we finished the editing on our preliminary task. in this we discovered the how to use the camera and how to edit. However During the filming of our Auxiliary task we didn't notice the setting for high exposure or 'lowlux ' an therefor attempted to cover for this by using filters and settings.
Filters used
Vintage, Sepia, Film Grain, Blur
By using the vintage filter we darkened out the edges of the over exposed shots to make it seem more realistic. Also by placing a sepia filter over the shots taken inside I tried to place a greater emphasis on the outside scenes.
The third filter used was blur by using this when the ball hit it showed the impact it had. Lastly by using Film Grain we blended in the end together with the start as using sepia we found made the scene too dark; Therefor Film grain was used as it had a similar effect.
I found by using imovie for the editing it didn't hold as many tools and functions as final cut. Although it was simpler then final cut to initially use.
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