PCT 213
COLOUR MANAGEMENT AND WORKFLOW
course introduction
what I learn about this subject is Colour management refers to the act of regulating how colours are shown on different devices such as cameras, computer displays, and printers. it also teaches the capacity to consistently obtain the exact colours, hues, and tones that you desire.
WHITE BALANCE
White balance is a camera setting that adjusts the colour temperature variances in the environment.
indoor: fluorescent light
indoor: tungsten light
outdoor: direct sunlight
outdoor: shade
outdoor: cloudy
colour research
The colour wheel depicts the connections between colours in a highly visual way.
sunset
Sunset photography is about catching the magnificent light of the golden hours.
f6.3, 1/4000sec, iso125
zone system
The Zone System splits the tones into 11 Zones, ranging from white to black with no detail, as well as all greys in between the image.
ZONE IV: SKY BLUE TONE BUT A BIT BOLDER
ZONE V: THE AVERAGE LIGHT BLUE SKY TONE
ZONE VI: DULL TONES
ZONE VII: WHITE EXPOSURE WITH DETAILS THAT CAN BE SEEN
ZONE I: nOT AS DARK AS BLACK BUT STILL TEXTURE-LESS
ZONE II: DARK TONE BUT TEXTURES CAN BE SEEN
ZONE IV: AVERAGE DARK LANDSCAPE SHADOW OR DEEP BLUE SKY
ZONE V: MIDDLE GREY THAT CAN OFTEN BE SEEN ON A SUBJECT'S SURFACE
ZONE VI: BRIGHT CLEAR SKY TONE
ZONE VII: VERY BRIGHT GREY TONE
ZONE VIII: WHITE WITH TEXTURE
black and white street photo
Street photography is a type of photography that documents people's daily lives in public spaces. Street photography, can also instead focus on items or an environment linked with humanity.