It's all about the contrast
Let’s clarify: it is not yet another article about color theory. At its core, contrast is way more profound than the relationship between “shadows/highlights” or “warm/cold.” It is a tool that you can use to solve problems and see opportunities in your images. It is really: All about the contrast.
Topics covered:
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Why Should Contrast be a Priority no 1?
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Common Knowledge
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Process of Decision-Making
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Step 1 - Contrast in Geometry
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Step 2 - Contrast in Lighting
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Step 3 - Contrast in Details
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Bonus Step - Contrast in Movement
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Contrast - the Measurement of Image Quality I
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Contrast - the Measurement of Image Quality II
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Contrast - the Measurement of Image Quality III
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Conclusion
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Why should contrast be a priority no 1?
What can understanding of contrast do?
Common Knowledge
Process of Decision-Making
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Geometry
Is there a big difference between the shape of the objects? Does the size of things give you a sense of scale and depth?
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Lighting
What is the difference between the darkest and the brightest part? Is the color palette warm and inviting or cold and lonely?
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Detail
Is there a visible edge between objects in your scene? Are those edges really sharp or somewhat blurry?
Step 1 - Contrast in Geometry
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Shapes
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Size
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Spacing and Repetition
Shapes
Size
Spacing and Repetition
Summary:
Important Note!
Step 2 - Contrast in Lighting
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Value
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Hue
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Saturation
Value
Hue
Saturation
Summary:
Step 3 - Contrast in Details
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Texture
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Edge
Texture
Edge
Bonus Step - Contrast in Movement
Movement
Contrast - the Measurement of Image Quality I
Contrast - the Measurement of Image Quality II
Contrast - the Measurement of Image Quality III
Conclusion
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