Thursday, 21 March 2013

Evaluation Q7

7.Looking back at your preliminary task, what do you feel you have learnt in the progression from it to the full product?


 




Evaluation Q6

Q6. What have you learnt about technologies from the process of constructing this product?

I learnt a huge amount of skills during the making of my magazine. Most of the skills I learnt were on Photoshop as that was the main software where the creating of my magazine pages were done. The skills that I learnt are listed below and the videos belonging to each section will illustrate a few. 

Front Cover - 
Skills learnt for front cover creation included - How to place the models head in front of the masthead  - Airbrushing the models skin - Changing the colour of the background curtain - slimming of the face - removal of the barcode background.




Contents - 
Skills learnt for contents creation included - Graphic fading for background effect - Image reflecting - necklace removal - blemish removal - eyelash extension - body feature change.


Double Page Spread - 
Skills learnt for Double Page Spread creation included - Drop Cap - Image framing - background shadow.

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The changes made to this image include slimming of the face, changes made to eyebrows, blemish correction and small extention to the eyelashes.








The changes made to this images include background colour change to match with the models name 'Ruby' slimming of the face, blemish removal and airbrushing of the skin.

 



For this image I have adde lipstick colour to the models lip, extended the eyelashes and darkend them, made changes to the eyebrowns, changed the structure of the nose, changed the colour balance and then reflected the image.

Evaluation Q5

 Q5 How did you attract/address your audience?

The following slides show th features that I think are the main specific audience appealers of each three of my products.











Evaluation Q4

4. Who would be the audience for your media product?
















These are the results from a survey that I have taken after completing my three products. The bottom pie chart shows the results of who answered yes and the bar chart shows both yes and no answers from my ten survey participants.




Evaluation Q3







Thursday, 14 March 2013

Evaluation Q2

2. How does your media product represent particular social groups? 
 
For my front cover it changed a lot through the making of it as my first final cover was completely different to this, the image was different and the colours and mise en scene was nothing like this. After feedback though, I realised there was too much blank space and when I tried to fill it up it ruined the whole layout. I really liked the image for this front cover but as it didn’t work as a front cover image I eventually decided to use it a poster that would feature on my contents page. After feedback of my new front cover I was told to add division lines to give it more structure, make some of the text a bit bigger because it was difficult to read and I also move the website link, issue/date line and price near to the barcode so that the masthead individually stands out. I made all of these changes and I then moved onto my contents page where I used the same style of image as the front cover to link them together. The text used was the same as the front cover too showing continuity and the image from my old front cover was added in the bottom corner. After feedback I found out that people liked the work I had done but to improve it I could make it clearer to what story my main image belonged to and also I could add some more features in the subheadings. I listened to all my feedback and added a page number to my main image which linked to one of the subheadings and also included a pug with buzzwords as well as social media logos for the digital natives to make my page more conventional and to also add more contents which was mentioned on one of my feedback comments. Then I created my double page spread, again continuing with the same house style and images to link it all together. I was told in feedback after my first draft that I could try to make the pages more conventional so I added information about the photographer of the images and also changed the colour of the structural line to make it match with the colour of the images. If I was to create my pages again I would try to make them more conventional and also for my double page spread I would use a image with a white background so I can spread it across the two pages and connect them through the image instead of through the use of colour.

Friday, 8 March 2013

Evaluation Q1

 1.In what way does your media product use, develop or challenge forms and conventions of real media products?