JoshuaRoveschiWKPhotoUNIT8

Week 1 During the first week, I spent the whole week carrying out primary and secondary research in the form of an experimental time-lapse and and research on a time-lapse photographers.   Week 2 During the second week, I shot an experimental time-lapse using my phone with a rotating timer. I also shot a main time-lapse on my DSLR which took some time to set up and was a pain especially with the tripod, which kept falling and not standing straight but in the end I fixed the issue and captured 751 JPEG images. Later in the second week, I edited the images to my desires and what I thought would make it look best. The next day, I used photoshop to create the time-lapse. Week 3  During the third week, I shot two experimental time-lapses using my phone and I also shot a main time-lapse on my DSLR which was time consuming. I captured 644 JPEG images. I edited these images the next day. The day after I created the time-lapse in Photoshop. Week 4 During th...

My own experimental shoots (DSLR & Mobile) DSLR: Holy Grail This time-lapse was shot with a shutter speed of 1/400's at f7.1 with the ISO at 400. I left the camera shooting at an interval of 3 seconds for about 40 minutes with 468 images having been shot. I imported all the images into Lightroom classic cc and used the sync button in order to allow for all changes that I make to one image, to be applied to all the images that Imported into the catalog. I started editing all of the images by increasing the c ontrast to +44 which increased the contrast between the blue sky and the different clouds that can be seen.  I then upped the s hadows to +75. This brightened the trees in the foreground so you can see the details a lot more clearly such as the flowers and leaves on the trees. Next, I increased the c larity to +15. This made the smaller details in the sky and the foreground really pop and stand out. I then used the d ehaze tool which I se to +2 which really showe...

Time-lapse 1 (Week 2) This time-lapse was shot with a shutter speed of 1/500's at f11 with the ISO at 100.  I left the camera shooting at an interval of 3 seconds for about 40 minutes with 751 images having been shot. I imported all the images into Lightroom classic cc and used the sync button in order to allow for all changes that I make to one image, to be applied to all the images that Imported into the catalog. I started editing all the images by, increasing the contrast to +22 to really make the clouds stand out. I then decreased the shadows to -65 to lighten the areas of the images that had too much shadow. I increased the whites slightly to +33 which brightened parts of the images. I lowered the blacks to -13 in order to lighten some areas which I thought were too dark. Upping the clarity to +31, made the smaller details within the images, really pop. increasing the vibrance to +33 made the colours more eye catching. I then upped the saturation to +54. After t...