Colourspace

• Colour space - How colours are used in an image. 
• Only 3 colours (hues) are used in an image . RGB - Red Green and Blue. 256 tones. 
• a Pixel - A pixel is a small square, every square includes RGB at a different tone/intensity 
• CMYK are the printing colours . Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, and Black. Black is represented as K instead of B, because people could get confused and think it was Blue or Brown. 
• Channels are all the different colours in an image.
• Every printed picture is actually printed 4 times. It is printed Cyan, then Magenta, Then Yellow, Then Black.
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Different File Formats

Photoshop File Formats

Photoshop (.PSD) - good for Print ( Keeps layers in Photoshop). Can only be used in a small number of programs

Gif (.GIF) - Good for Web. Compressed (Small Files) (Can have transparent areas)

PNG (.PNG) Designed for the web, Compresses better and has better quality, also has transparent areas. (Portable Network Graphics)

JPEG (.JPG OR .JPEG) World most popular file format. Good for Web and Print. Good compression. Standard quality. Reliable.

EPS (.eps) - Good for print. you can save an image as small resolution as you want then if you open it up again and make it big it won't lose any quality.

PDF (.pdf) good for print. saves smaller can be opened anywhere.

TIFF (.tif) only for print. best quality

Illustrator File Formats

Illustrator (.AI) good for print. Can only be opened in Adobe Illustrator. 

Scalable Vector Graphic (.SVG)

Animation Assignment

History Of Animation

http://markmation.blogspot.co.uk/2015/09/history-of-animation.html

Animation 1930s - 1960s, Also Includes Pixilasation and Cel Based Animtion

http://markmation.blogspot.co.uk/2015/10/animation-1930s-60s.html

Animation 1960s - Present, Also Includes Model Based Animation

http://markmation.blogspot.co.uk/2015/11/animation-1970-present.html

Time Lapse

http://markmation.blogspot.co.uk/2016/01/timelapse.html

Timelapse

Timelapse is a certain form of animation achieved by taking pictures of anything at certain intervals, it can range from a picture a second to a picture every year.
This certain time lapse was done by taking a picture of the Gentleman's face every day for a year so it can capture how his beard grows in a year, he called the time lapse the 'year of the beard'.

Another popular form of time lapse is something known as 'Speed Drawing' . This normally consists of people taking pictures at very quick drawing an object, a drawing that might take a couple of hours will be sped up and the final piece is ready within a few minutes.