CGI

• CGI - Computer Generated Images
• Computer Generated Images - These are computer graphics software used to make 3-dimensional visual scenes that can be static (still picture) or dynamic (moving pictures).
• Computer Generated Images - It uses different software to create good animation such as Adobe, Bryce, Autodesk, Blender, Sketch up, and many more.
• The production of Tron marked the first time that computer-generated imagery (CGI) had been extensively used in a feature film.
• Tron - The first movie that used 15 minutes of fully-rendered CGI footage.
• Toy Story - The first movie that use a full-length CGI animation.
• Photography - Derives its name from the Greek graphos
• Graphos means “light” and “writing".
• The word Photography literally means 'drawing with light'
• Due to the availability of digital technology, digital photography has become one of the top avenues for creating art.
• TWO BASIC STYLE OF PHOTOGRAPHY:

  • Landscape
  • Portrait
• Landscape - Picture of the environment
• Portrait - Picture of a person or an animal.
• Digital Photography - is a form of photography that uses digital cameras or a device with built-in camera like mobile phone or tablets.
• Point and Shoot Camera - is a compact still camera initially designed for simple operation.
• Point and Shoot Camera - It uses focus free lenses or autofocus, built-in flash units, and automatic exposure setting system.
• DSLR - Digital Single Lens Reflex
• DSLR - It uses interchangeable lenses that allow photographers to employ a variety of creative shots and produce high quality photos.
• Features of Digital Camera:

  • Zoom
  • Flash
  • Battery Indicator
  • Camera Lens
  • LCD Lens
  • Storage Media and Expansion Slots
• Zoom - it allows a user to bring the image of the subject closer to the viewing area to capture a photograph.
• Flash -  it provides extra light when capturing pictures in dark or ill-lit areas.
• Battery Format -  the ideal camera has a long battery life or uses rechargeable batteries.
• Camera Lens - also known as photographic lens. 
• Camera Lens - also known as photographic lens. 
• Camera Lens - These are used in combination with a camera body and mechanism to make images of objects.
• LCD Lens have 3 purpose:

  • Image Viewer
  • Photo Slide Viewer
  • Photo Viewer
• Storage Media And Expansion Slots - It gives the user the option to add external storage media memory cards, to save more photos.
• Rule of Thirds - placing the subject 1/3 to the left or right, or 1/3 from top or bottom.
• Rule of Thirds - States that a photo is more beautiful or interesting if it's not in the center.
• Video Games - Refer to any interactive games that are operated through a computer, a game console, a tablet or a smartphone.
• Tennis For Two - is the first video game created in October 1958 by Physicist William Higinbotham.
• Tennis For Two - is the first video game created in October 1958 by Physicist William Higinbotham.
• Tennis For Two -  It was a very simple tennis game, similar to the classic 1970s video game Pong, and it was quite a hit at a Brookhaven National Laboratory open house.
• Gameboy - Is the first handheld game console developed and manufactured by Nintendo on April 1989.
• Gameboy - Is the first handheld game console developed and manufactured by Nintendo on April 1989.
• Playstation - Is a home video game console developed by Sony first released on December 1994.
• Playstation - Is a home video game console developed by Sony first released on December 1994.
• Final Fantasy - Was one of the best-known video games in the world created by Nintendo.
• Final Fantasy - Was one of the best-known video games in the world created by Nintendo.
• Final Fantasy - The game was known for its dynamic plot, impressive graphics, remarkable characters, and magical fantastical elements.