Digipak edits
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This document summarizes edits made to three photos for a digipak. The first photo was edited to make the green and red colors stand out more by adjusting levels and adding lighting effects. The second photo was chosen to be behind the CD due to its fish eye lens effect, and red tones were enhanced. The third photo was converted to black and white and given a subtle blue tint to fit the music video style.
Digipak edits
- 1. DIGIPAK EDITS This is all of the edits we have made on our first shoot for a digipak. We decided to only edit our favourite 3 as they would be the ones we are most likely to use.
- 2. The main colour in this photo is the bright green and the bright red, therefore I specifically selected, green and red whilst changing the levels to make them stand out more. Whilst editing I added ‘lighting effects’ as this made the colours appear brighter. The photo is taken on a road and a night, therefore with the lights as well I think it ties in nicely. Lastly I clicked Auto Levels, as I took the photo at night but it has lights in, it gives an estimated correct ‘levels’ which evens out the photo so the editing didn’t look to much.
- 4. In our group we were thinking that because of the circle around the photo that the fish eye lense created, we could use this as the one behind the CD. Even the original has a bright, vibrant red light through it I wanted to make that stand out more, therefore increased the curves on red so it would attract your eye to that mostly. This made the photo appear a little dark, so I clicked on ‘Brightness/Contrast’ and made the photo appear brighter and lowered the contrast so the shadows weren’t as dark. I am happy with the final outcome.
- 6. We wanted to make one of these Black and white photos from the first shoot black and white because that would fit better with our music video. I added a tint of blue to the black and white photo. I didn’t want to emphasise this too much however I think it looks quite nice like this. The colours of black and white didn’t look right, therefore I added a colour filter of orange but only made it subtle.