HA1- Analysis
HA1- Glossary
pixels
pixel is the short term fro picture element, graphic monitors show picture by dividing the screen into thousands of little pixels which are arranged into rows and columns, the are that close together that when you look at them they appear connected, the number of bits represents how many shades of grey or colours can be shown, e.g. 8 bit colour modes, the monitor uses 8 bits per pixel, on colour monitor each pixel is compose of three different dots a red dot, a blue dot and a green on usually the three dots should merge tot he same point but most monitor have a convergence error which tends to make the pixels appear fuzzy.
Resolution
Resolution is the sharpness and clarity of a image, the term is used mainly to describe graphic monitors, bit mapped graphic images and printers, for laser and dot matrix printers the resolution indicates the number of dots per inch where as for graphic printers the resolution shows the number of dots on the whole screen, printers, scanners, monitors and other I/O devices are classed as either high, medium or low resolution. The actual resolution ranges for each of these classes is constantly changing as the technology improves.
Screen ratios
screen ratio is the proportional relationship between its width and its height, it is usually shown as two number which are separated by a colon e.g. 16:9. no matter how small or big a image is, when its width is divided into x units of length and its height is measured using the same length unit but the height will be measured to be y units, e.g. a image with the ratio of 16:9 the image is 16 inches wide and 9 inches high.
frame rate
Frame rate in television and computer video displays is the number of frames or image on the screen per second, in motion pictures frame rates are standardized by the society of motion picture and television editors, the time code frame rates 24, 25 and 30 frames per second very common, the rate form professional motion pictures is 24 and 30 frames per second for television. in computer video stream the frame rate is used to describe the playback rates for AVI and QuickTime movies, for AVI and QuickTime movies the frame rates directly relates to the smoothness of the playback, the higher the frames per second the smoother the video will playback, the lower the frame rates the choppier the playback.
video formats
video format is what a video is formatted to common formats are DV, HDV and HDV, tape based formats such as DV and HDV can be transferred to computers for editing via firewire. file based formats such as AVCHD are already stored as files and can be transferred to a computer using a USB or a card reader.
video compression
video compression is when a video is packed into a smaller file,there are two types of this lossy compression and lossless compression.
lossy compression means the filled is compressed but the file has less data than the original file, in some cases the quality is lost due to the video compression, but lossy makes up for the loss in quality by producing small files e.g. DVDs are compressed using MPEG-2 format which makes the file 15 to 30 times smaller than the original but we see DVDs as having high quality.
lossless compression is compression where no of the quality is lost, this is not as useful as lossy compression because the files often end up being the same size as the original which is pointless because by compressing the video you want it smaller, using lossless compression will result in perfect image quality e.g. if i video editor was to transfer files from one computer to another using a hard drive the editor would choose lossless compression to preserve the quality which they are still editing.
video composting video composting in video terms is merging two different video tracks in order to produce a brand new single image frame from the combined tracks, the terms is also used when describing the overlaying of text on video clips.
video composting in graphic terms is superimposing one image over the top of another to create a new single image.
pixel is the short term fro picture element, graphic monitors show picture by dividing the screen into thousands of little pixels which are arranged into rows and columns, the are that close together that when you look at them they appear connected, the number of bits represents how many shades of grey or colours can be shown, e.g. 8 bit colour modes, the monitor uses 8 bits per pixel, on colour monitor each pixel is compose of three different dots a red dot, a blue dot and a green on usually the three dots should merge tot he same point but most monitor have a convergence error which tends to make the pixels appear fuzzy.
Resolution
Resolution is the sharpness and clarity of a image, the term is used mainly to describe graphic monitors, bit mapped graphic images and printers, for laser and dot matrix printers the resolution indicates the number of dots per inch where as for graphic printers the resolution shows the number of dots on the whole screen, printers, scanners, monitors and other I/O devices are classed as either high, medium or low resolution. The actual resolution ranges for each of these classes is constantly changing as the technology improves.
Screen ratios
screen ratio is the proportional relationship between its width and its height, it is usually shown as two number which are separated by a colon e.g. 16:9. no matter how small or big a image is, when its width is divided into x units of length and its height is measured using the same length unit but the height will be measured to be y units, e.g. a image with the ratio of 16:9 the image is 16 inches wide and 9 inches high.
frame rate
Frame rate in television and computer video displays is the number of frames or image on the screen per second, in motion pictures frame rates are standardized by the society of motion picture and television editors, the time code frame rates 24, 25 and 30 frames per second very common, the rate form professional motion pictures is 24 and 30 frames per second for television. in computer video stream the frame rate is used to describe the playback rates for AVI and QuickTime movies, for AVI and QuickTime movies the frame rates directly relates to the smoothness of the playback, the higher the frames per second the smoother the video will playback, the lower the frame rates the choppier the playback.
video formats
video format is what a video is formatted to common formats are DV, HDV and HDV, tape based formats such as DV and HDV can be transferred to computers for editing via firewire. file based formats such as AVCHD are already stored as files and can be transferred to a computer using a USB or a card reader.
video compression is when a video is packed into a smaller file,there are two types of this lossy compression and lossless compression.
lossy compression means the filled is compressed but the file has less data than the original file, in some cases the quality is lost due to the video compression, but lossy makes up for the loss in quality by producing small files e.g. DVDs are compressed using MPEG-2 format which makes the file 15 to 30 times smaller than the original but we see DVDs as having high quality.
lossless compression is compression where no of the quality is lost, this is not as useful as lossy compression because the files often end up being the same size as the original which is pointless because by compressing the video you want it smaller, using lossless compression will result in perfect image quality e.g. if i video editor was to transfer files from one computer to another using a hard drive the editor would choose lossless compression to preserve the quality which they are still editing.
video composting video composting in video terms is merging two different video tracks in order to produce a brand new single image frame from the combined tracks, the terms is also used when describing the overlaying of text on video clips.
video composting in graphic terms is superimposing one image over the top of another to create a new single image.
HA1- Uses
Interactive menus
An interactive menu allows the viewer to select different features on a DVD or on a website, such as turning subtitles on or off, changing languages and changing between scenes.
Animated caption
A animated caption are text captions which move onto the screen to tell the viewer what is going on.
Ident
An ident is visual image that is show between television
Title and credit sequence
A title sequence to used to let the viewer know the name of what they are watching and a credit sequence is used to tell the viewer the cast ans crew that are involved in the making of what they are watching.
Stings
A sting is something some tv programs use so you know what show you are watching.
Web banners/attractors
A web banner/attracros is a advertisement which is placed on a website either below or above the name of a website and is linked to the website of the advertiser.
An interactive menu allows the viewer to select different features on a DVD or on a website, such as turning subtitles on or off, changing languages and changing between scenes.
Animated caption
A animated caption are text captions which move onto the screen to tell the viewer what is going on.
Ident
An ident is visual image that is show between television
programs
as a logo so the viewer knows what channel they are watching.Title and credit sequence
A title sequence to used to let the viewer know the name of what they are watching and a credit sequence is used to tell the viewer the cast ans crew that are involved in the making of what they are watching.
Stings
A sting is something some tv programs use so you know what show you are watching.
Web banners/attractors
A web banner/attracros is a advertisement which is placed on a website either below or above the name of a website and is linked to the website of the advertiser.
HA2 E4 Sting
these are the pictures that i based my e sting off
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REVIEW
when producing my ideas generation i came up with the idea of a man flashing people at a bus stop. the reason this would be good is because it would show a humourus side to the E stings.
Making my E sting was very challenging as during the production i had to draw my ideas on a storyboard
then i had to place then in the scanner to then put them on my blog. after this i put all my images into aftereffects and then i came out with the product above. if i could do it again i would not rush my peice so that it would come out a better overall better product.
Adobe After Effects
Interactive Menus
This is an example of a DVD menu that is interactive. I chose this one because I thought that it was a good example of what an interactive DVD menu is ment to be. This interactive menu is good because people love to be involved with the movie E.G: Little children. the reason I say this is because as a child i thought that interacting with things that are appropriate made the experience more enjoyable and fun.
Idents
I chose this ident because it was a good example. An ident is what television stations E.G: BBC, ITV, use to let people know what they are watching and to promote that specific tv station. They are suppose to be short and snappy due to that fact that if they were on for to long people would get bored and tired of sat there watching this ident. They simply there to Remind and inform.
Title and Credit Sequence
A title and credit sequence is there so that the people who create the film or are part the making it such as; Actors, Camera men, Directors and producers, have recognition for what work they have done, also some time in movies they have a short 3-5 minute clip which is an extra hint or cliffhanger to the next movie, more commonly found in Marvel credits.
Stings
A sting is a short comical clip which is made to make the audince laugh and remember what tv channel they are watching, A good example of a sting would be the E4 stings which create a funny effect to the show. It is very close to an ident however is sometimes longer and are there for a unique comic purpose. There is also an interactive side to the sting as E4 hold a competition for what stings get on the television, the public create a sting then send it to E4 and hold a chance of having there work on the television.
Web Banners/ Attractors
the banner i have chosen is an advert of the new 'Call Of Duty: Ghost' game i found this on the website 'Youtube' this advert is there so that the more common young youth that go on youtube are then aware that the game can now be bought. The space that the advert has, has to be payed for by the company that owns the product. I chose this advert because it is big and is a clear example of what a web banner is.
http://www.youtube.com
The devil rides out.
Basic word movement on aftereffects
This is an example of a DVD menu that is interactive. I chose this one because I thought that it was a good example of what an interactive DVD menu is ment to be. This interactive menu is good because people love to be involved with the movie E.G: Little children. the reason I say this is because as a child i thought that interacting with things that are appropriate made the experience more enjoyable and fun.
Idents
I chose this ident because it was a good example. An ident is what television stations E.G: BBC, ITV, use to let people know what they are watching and to promote that specific tv station. They are suppose to be short and snappy due to that fact that if they were on for to long people would get bored and tired of sat there watching this ident. They simply there to Remind and inform.
Title and Credit Sequence
A title and credit sequence is there so that the people who create the film or are part the making it such as; Actors, Camera men, Directors and producers, have recognition for what work they have done, also some time in movies they have a short 3-5 minute clip which is an extra hint or cliffhanger to the next movie, more commonly found in Marvel credits.
Stings
A sting is a short comical clip which is made to make the audince laugh and remember what tv channel they are watching, A good example of a sting would be the E4 stings which create a funny effect to the show. It is very close to an ident however is sometimes longer and are there for a unique comic purpose. There is also an interactive side to the sting as E4 hold a competition for what stings get on the television, the public create a sting then send it to E4 and hold a chance of having there work on the television.
Web Banners/ Attractors
the banner i have chosen is an advert of the new 'Call Of Duty: Ghost' game i found this on the website 'Youtube' this advert is there so that the more common young youth that go on youtube are then aware that the game can now be bought. The space that the advert has, has to be payed for by the company that owns the product. I chose this advert because it is big and is a clear example of what a web banner is.
http://www.youtube.com
Animated Caption
The animated caption I have chosen is the 'Who wants to be a millionare' question board. This is a good example because it shows exactly what a animated caption is suppose to do. An animated caption is a caption on the screen of you television that has been animated or edited into the show producing what the player on the screen can see. This makes the show more interactive and enjoyable for the viewer.
The devil rides out.
Basic word movement on aftereffects
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