Monday, 15 February 2016

Sunday, 14 February 2016

The First Cover for Project Vlog

I'm proud to present the first cover for Project Vlog
as you can clearly see from the text I have opted to use 8-bit text for the cover as it is not only a clever unique style but also is a nostalgic call back to the early era of computer and video technology of the 80's And 90's
the background photo is a cleverly set up montage/tribute to the various milestones of technology throughout the ages

Saturday, 6 February 2016

Project Vlog Cover Shoot No.2





the idea behind this shoot was to show the comparison of old technology with new tech and photoshop it onto a laptop screen for the cover some of the following photos are slightly rough and unfocused but  a select few are of the quality that i shall use them on the cover of the magazine

































From L-R:DvD,,PSP,GameBoy and a vinyl record
with a laptop in the background


Thursday, 4 February 2016

Planning: Project Vlog Cover Shoot No.1

The Idea for the photoshoot was that we would show the evolution of technology for the cover
the photos were shot at my house 
the objects used were vinyl records,PSP,GameBoy,an Olympus 70G, a first generation Ipod Touch, record player,a pile of books,some DVDS and a portable music speaker 
the problem with these pictures were that some were not properly focused and the lighting wasnt good
here are the photos
testing and adjusting camera settings beforehand

a top-down shot of the player next with 2
vinyl records of elvis and lionel richie
propped up on both sides

a tilted top-down shot of the record player and a Frank Sinatra record

An Olympus Supercam 70G film camera holding up a First Generation
Ipod Touch  side-by-side

test shot of the portable wireless speaker system


i decided to adjust my camera settings and zoom in for a closer shot

perfect zoomed in shot of the portable speaker system
Beats BY Dr. Dre

a decent  shot shot from sitting on my knees

unfocused shot terrible auto-lighting 

for this pic i decided to tilt the lens of the camera downward

A Blurry shot of the 2 gaming devices

One of the Better shots of the PSP and the GameBoy side-by-side

A pile of Books of  various Genres

A pile of scattered DVDs from the ground level

A top-down angle of those DVDs from above