AS Media
Production: Final
Skills Audit Print Production
Name:
Megan Howard Tutor
group: 1.03 Date: 22nd
April
Photographic
Skills
Which of the following
photographic features/equipment have you used on a camera before:
Feature
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Yes
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No
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Comments if yes – where
have you completed this skills and to what level
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Manual
Focus features
|
Y
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I have completed this
skill when I took my composition photos. (see composition skills development
on blog)
|
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Shutter
Speed
|
Y
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I learned about shutter
speed when I took photos of people running, walking and jumping and I had to
adjust the shutter speed to ensure the image didn’t go blurry.
|
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Aperture
control
|
Y
|
I learned this alongside
learning about shutter speed.
|
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ISO
Control
|
N
|
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A
tripod
|
N
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External
flash
|
Y
|
I learned how to use
this in my photoshoot for my project.
|
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Self
timer facility
|
N
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This was a skill I had
previously learned before the course, and I didn’t use it at any point
through the course
|
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Light
meter
|
N
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Composition
grids
|
Y
|
I used this in the
composition skills development (see blog)
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Photoshop
Skills
Which of the following
features of Photoshop have you used before:
Feature
|
Yes
|
No
|
Comments if yes – where
have you completed this skills and to what level
|
Text
control
|
Y
|
I thought I already had
some knowledge on text control but I have learned how to change the leading
and kerning of text. On my induction magazine project it is clear that I
haven’t changed the leading and kerning but in my final product I have shown
these skills.
|
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Filters
|
Y
|
I have used these in my
cross processing. (see blog)
|
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Brushes
|
Y
|
I have learned how to
download fonts from sites such as brusheezy.com and load them into photoshop.
(see Christmas card/CD on blog and final DPS).
|
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Layers
|
N
|
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Opacity
control
|
N
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Shape
creation
|
Y
|
Although I knew how to
make shapes already, I learned how to use them within magazines for example
for button sells in my final product.
|
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Brightness
and contrast control
|
Y
|
I have learned new
skills here for example when a photos brightness and contrast needs to be
changed, I had to do this with my photo shoot photos.
|
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Gradients
|
N
|
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Load
selection features
|
N
|
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Feathering
|
Y
|
I have used this when I
made vignette pictures (see blog)
|
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Colour
curves adjustment
|
Y
|
I used this in my cross
processing photo.
|
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Resolution
setting control
|
Y
|
I changed the resolution
on a few of my photos throughout the course.
|
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Magnetic
lasso, polygon lasso tool
|
N
|
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Cropping
tool
|
N
|
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Clone
tool
|
Y
|
This tool was used
alongside the heal brush tool when I was making clear skin. (see heal brush
tool)
|
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Retouch
tool
|
N
|
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Other
skills
|
In Design
Skills
Which of the following
features of In Design have you used before:
Feature
|
Yes
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No
|
Comments if yes – where
have you completed this skills and to what level
|
Have
you ever used In design ever before?
|
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Margin
and column guide creation
|
Y
|
I learned how to do this
when setting up a page in InDesign. I used three columns in everything I did.
|
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Inserting
an image ID
|
Y
|
I completed this skill
in my first InDesign page and in my final product.
|
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Resizing
images in ID
|
Y
|
I completed this skill
in my first InDesign page and in my final product.
|
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Text
manipulation – resizing, rotation
|
Y
|
I completed this skill
in my first InDesign page and in my final product.
|
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Text
manipulation – controlling kerning and leading
|
Y
|
I completed this skill
in my first InDesign page and in my final product.
|
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Text
flow creation
|
Y
|
I completed this skill
in my first InDesign page and in my final product.
|
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Using
transparent imagery in ID
|
N
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Shape/line
creation In design
|
Y
|
I completed this skill
in my final product.
|
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Exporting
to PDF from In-design
|
Y
|
I did this at the end of
the project
|
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Text
Wrap
|
Y
|
I used this skill in my
final product
|
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Other
Skills
|
Y
|
I learned how to add
effects to shapes and text eg. Stroke and drop shadow.
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Number of new skills achieved: 24
(compare with your initial skills assessment)
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