Digital Photography and Effects
01. Analogue vs. Digital
An examination of the analogue and digital tools used for creating a scene of giant gorilla on Empire State Building in King Kong (1933) and King Kong (2005)
02. Working with DSLRs
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A Digital Still Image Camera uses a single lens reflex mechanism. It is a digital camera that uses a mechanical mirror and Penta-Prism to direct light from the lens to an optical viewfinder on the back of the camera.
03. Capturing HDRIs
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HDRI stands for ‘High Dynamic Range Image’ where Dynamic Range is basically the difference between the lightest and the darkest spot one can capture in a photograph. So we can say that HDRI is a photograph that composes a greater dynamic range between the brightest and darkest areas of the scene than the standard photographs.
04. Capturing Panoramas
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A Panoramic Photograph can be described as a wide angle photograph of an entire surrounding area. It is basically a representation of an entire physical space in a single image. Generally Panoramas are created by capturing the images in a row with each image slightly overlapping the previous image. Capturing 360-degree panorama requires shooting of multiple rows of photograph covering the entire scene.
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