Part 7- what have you learnt about technologies from the
process of constructing this product?
For my sequence, I decided on using a DSLR camera. These
cameras can capture HD quality shots without using professional equipment.
DSLR’s are also easy to use, easily portable and can be complex when it comes
to additional equipment e.g. tripods and lenses. I already owned a DSLR which
was helpful as I already knew the ins and outs of using it and so shooting
wasn’t difficult. I also had the option of using other types of cameras like a
GoPro, but I didn’t feel that this was necessary as everything I needed could
be captured on DSLR.
Once I done my filming I had to use a digital video
editor(Final Cut Pro) to bring my clips together, edit them and stylize them.
Final Cut Pro seemed very difficult to use at first but once I’d asked teachers
and referred to the internet for tips it became easier. What I liked about
Final Cut Pro was its range of effects, there’s so many aspects that can be
changed which was really helpful as I knew that if something didn’t look quite
right there was a way around this.
I believe I used the technology successfully but of course I
could’ve taken more advantage of the full range of editing features. I was able
to change the colours of my shots, add text, add effects and transitions up too
a high standard. However, if I looked for even more features I could’ve edited
it even more to a professional standard.
What I have learnt from the technologies is the importance
of using the right equipment without tying to over complicate. I believe I chose the right equipment for my
sequence and I’ve learnt more about what’s appropriate and what can be used in
the future. When I first started the production of my sequence, I thought that
the standard would be low. However, the process of my sequence has taught me
that almost anyone can produce a good quality video with the right tools and
research. The only thing is, I could’ve been more experimental with my
equipment and footage, now I know I should do this next time.
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