For this picture the lighting used is a key lighting as you see a face from the front of the poster and that's it really where as in the bottom picture you see a picture of 2 people kissing each other and the lighting for this picture is a background image. For this poster the camera settings are a high ISO so you can see it front of the poster easier and the background is blurred out.where as you will need a high aperture for this photo as its a close up object being photographed so it gives it better quality. |
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| This Film Noir poster symbolizes the feel from Film Noir as you see a dark image with a women in the background with a gun in the foreground of the poster with smoke coming out of the barrel and also the smoke from the cigarettes which blends together to create a lot more smoke then just from the barrel |
| This is a very tradition Film Noir poster as it shows everything that film noir is in one poster as you have guns women and a gangster squad the location of the image is outside as you can see a bit of the sea in the back ground of the poster some of the camera setting you would use is a low ISO and a low aperture for this photo |
| For this game cover the props in use were a gun some people in the background and a suit for the man in front. the location of the picture is outside and in a dark street so it gives a clear feeling for Film Noir and the gangster feel of the Film Noir For the lighting i would use a Low Aperture as you can get some of the background from the car explosion on the top of the game cover where as i would want a high ISO as the lighting would be really bad at that time of night so you would need a better ISO for the amount of light that is need to make up for it. |
| The props for this picture is a camera and a few cars in the background of the picture. The location of the poster/DVD cover is outside on the freeway in america. The lighting for this picture/DVD cover is very dark with a low ISO so you can see the background of the DVD cover so you can you will also need a low aperture because you are wanting to capture all of the background as-well |


