Friday, 24 September 2010

Evaluation

I thought that my magazine went really well eventually, the style and layout of it came out as I had intended, though I would have wanted the mid shot main picture to be stretched more so it covered more of the page, but I couldn't do that with this image because it would have become pixilated. Maybe it could have had more strap lines so the cover doesn't look so sparse. In a "real" magazine there would be a lot more going on like offers and exclusive strap lines to show interviews with celebs.
The colors scheme of brown, silver and red went really well, I felt that the colors were easy to look at and not to bright. I picked these colors because they were calming and would appeal to say a musical student who would want a quiet sit down and a magazine to read. 
The only problem I could see with my contents page was that I neglected to have page numbers on the article strap lines, so there wouldn't be much point on having a contents page if you didn't know what pages they were on.
 The photoshopping of the pictures went more smoothly as i had used photoshop before and I knew what tools I should use to get the best results.  I didn't have any other problems other than running out of disc space when I had to save the files as J- pegs so I could upload them onto my blog.
I thought that I could have edited the magazine quicker if I would have used the magic eraser tool I could have saved a lot of time.
The reason I was able to gain all the photo's in such a quick time is because we went out in a group and took the pictures all in one sitting.
We had a good selection of pictures because Rupert took them on his high quality camera.






1 comment:

  1. Rhys. Can you try and reflect more on your magazine.

    Look at your magazine and look at a 'real' magazine. What differences are there?

    How could your cover be improved?
    Who does red white and brown appeal to?
    What is missing from your contents page?

    You've got good photos, have you made the most of them?

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