Digital Photography & Imaging- WEEK 13

  LECTURES:

  • Starting from week 12, there will no longer be formal lectures. Instead, we’ll focus on our individual projects .
Final Project : Digital Imaging

  • This week, I focused on creating the final combination. I first downloaded the official template provided by Honor, then combined it with the video I had previously created. After everything was in place, I exported the final version.

Figure 1: Progress 1

Final Outcome:


Reflection: 

  • Overall, this project was a very valuable experience for me. Throughout the process, I improved my Photoshop skills and learned how to organize my workflow better—from designing posters in different sizes, to creating animations, and finally combining and exporting the final video. Although I faced some challenges, such as adjusting layouts for different sizes and fixing animation details again and again, these problems helped me learn even more.


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