
White Balance, Resolution, and Other Camera Fun
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Arts
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9th - 12th Grade
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JENNY WALL
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26 Slides • 6 Questions
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By JENNY WALL
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Multiple Choice
What color temperature is this light?
warm
cold
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Multiple Choice
What color temperature is this light?
warm
cold
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Multiple Choice
What color temperature is this light?
warm
cold
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use a white piece of paper
To set the white balance manually
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Some text here about the topic of discussion.
You can change the codec in the camera settings under "File Format"
- make sure it is XAVC S HD
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following is a video codec?
h.264
mov
psd
prproj
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Multiple Select
What file format should the cameras we use in class be set to?
.mp4
XAVC HD
.mov
.mp3
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Resolution applies to any digital image or screen
Your phone screen has a resolution. Your computer screen has a resolution, and so does your TV. Each picture and video you take has a resolution.
In order to look its best, the resolution of an image must MATCH or EXCEED that of the screen it's shown on.
Subject | Subject
Some text here about the topic of discussion
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Multiple Select
A 1080p image will look its best on which of the following screens?
480p computer monitor
720p standard definition TV
1080p phone screen
4K high definition TV
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That's why resolution is important
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-Smaller in size
has less visual data
A low-resolution image
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-Larger in size
-More visual data
-Sharp and clear
A high-resolution image
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The size of different resolutions compared to each other:
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Pros: High definition, so lots of image data. Looks the best.
Cons: Huge file sizes, difficult to copy and edit
4K or higher
Pros: Small file size, easy to transfer and copy, easy to edit
Cons: Not the highest resolution, so some data lost
1080p
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The ratio of width to height of your image
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It depends on the feeling you're going for
Classic TV and Instagram are more square (4X3)
Modern TV & Movies and YouTube are generally widescreen (16x9).
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The aspect ratio is 4x3 like classic TV shows
1950s
The aspect ratio gets a little wider, but it's still made for older TVs
1960s
Getting wider
1980s
The aspect ratio matches other Marvel projects, with a super widescreen "cinematic" image
Current day
The Marvel show "Wandavision" uses various aspect ratios to help tell the story
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