Witley Court

Yesterday as a college group we went to spend the day at Witley Court. The weather was great for photographers and we spent hours walking around the buildings & garden taking lots of images. As I have never used it before I wanted to use my Lomography Diana camera, so I used a 120mm black and white film with a wide angle lens & then I changed the back or my camera to use a 35mm lens with a telephoto lens. I was a bit worried about using this camera because what you see through the viewfinder isn't the same as what you will see on the negative through the lens so I wont know how they have turned out until they have finished being developed. I used my digital camera to take a couple of images but not many because I had already walked around the area twice taking images and to be honest it seemed like it dragged a bit so I really didn't feel like walking around a third time. However, I suppose the consequence to this would be if my films didn't come out I wouldn't have any images from the day.

Here are the few image I took on my digital camera.

iMovie

This is my first attempt of creating a portfolio using iMovie.

 I only have 6 images on here from my holiday in Turkey 2012 because I just wanted to have a play around with imove to see if I was able to do it.

                                                       

Once I have sorted out all the images I would like on my portfolio, I will create a new movie with all the images & post it on here for you all to see.


How to create a portfolio using iMovie.

1. You will need to open all the images to you in your portfolio in either lightroom or photoshop.

2. Once they are all open, change them to about 5x7 with a resolution of about 200 because they need to be a small file to be able to upload them to blogger.

3. Drag & drop all images into iMovie in the order you would like them to appear.

4. Now its time to personalize it however you want by adding transactions, changing the speed, adding text if you want it.

5. Once you have your movie they way you want it go back onto your project library, right click & export using quick time. It is ideal to use quick time as it is liable to use on most computers.