7. Looking back at your preliminary task (the continuity
editing task), what do you feel you have learnt in the progression from it to
full product.
Compared to my preliminary magazine I have decided that I have
improved considerably with the quality of the magazines I created. I think one
of the main improvements was the quality of the photos and the layout of the
magazine. Between the time that I made my preliminary to my final magazine I had
furthered my understanding about how to take photos and use photoshop. My photographs
for my preliminary were not as good as my model looked uncomfortable whereas my
model for my final images looked more natural. The layout also looked better
for my final magazine this Is because I carried out more research on existing
magazines to find out what makes them look more professional, I then applied
what I found to my magazine. I also learned more on how to use photoshop, for
my preliminary I was new to adobe photoshop and had little experience using the
software so creating the preliminary helped me to learn about the different
features. For the preliminary I did not have much time to complete it so I rushed
it and therefore I had less time to think about aspects like page furniture. For
the final magazine, I spent longer trying to get good photos and on the editing
and layout process which is why it turned out to be more successful. Once I started
to get better at using Photoshop I could see how my magazine was progressing
from my preliminary to my final magazine.
Overall, I think I have improved and learned a lot since the
preliminary task from taking successful photographs to the layout and look of
the magazine. I have learned about page furniture and its importance and the mis-en-scene
in the photos and how it can help to create more professional looking magazine.
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