Multimedia foundations: core concepts for digital design
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Autor: Costello, Vic
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Contents
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.......................................................................XVIII
ABOUT THE AUTHOR.............................................................................XX
ABOUT THE WEBSITE...........................................................................XXJ
INTRODUCTION...................................................................................XXÜ
SECTION 1 • Multimedia Foundations
CHAPTER 1 Understanding Multimedia.....................................................3
What It Is ... Is Multimedia!.............................................................3
Social Media.............................................................................................4
Defining Multimedia........................................................................5
Understanding Multimedia.........................................................................8
Evolving Media Industries........................................................................12
From Old Media to New Media.......................................................14
The Characteristics of Old Media..............................................................14
Large Organizations..............................................................................15
Large Audience.....................................................................................18
Simultaneous Delivery..........................................................................20
Characteristics of New Media........................................................22
Five Principles of New Media....................................................................24
Numericai Representation.....................................................................24
Structural Modularity.............................................................................26
Automation..........................................................................................28
Variability.............................................................................................31
Cultural Transcoding..............................................................................33
Chapter Summary.........................................................................33
CHAPTER 2 The Computer.....................................................................35
The Digital Revolution...................................................................35
From Bitsto Bytes...................................................................................36
History ofthe Personal Computer.............................................................40
Computer Hardware and Software..................................................42
Computer Hardware Basics......................................................................44
Processor Speed..................................................................................45
System Memory...................................................................................46
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The Human Interface.....................................................................49
The Mouse and the GUI...........................................................................49
The Keyboard..........................................................................................51
Keyboard Basics...................................................................................51
Saving and Managing Digital Files and Project Assets......................55
Digital Storage Solutions.........................................................................59
Fixed Storage.......................................................................................59
Removable Storage...............................................................................62
Network-Attached Storage (NAS)............................................................66
Connecting Drives and Devices......................................................68
Chapter Summary.........................................................................69
CHAPTER 3 Planning and Design...........................................................71
ARoad Map.................................................................................71
Creativity......................................................................................73
The Three Ps..........................................................................................73
Preproduction.......................................................................................74
Production............................................................................................74
Postproduction.....................................................................................75
The Client and Producer................................................................76
Initial Client Meeting...............................................................................76
Needs Assessment, Fact Gathering, and Research..................................77
Idea Generation and Concept Development...............................................77
Previsualization Tools..............................................................................78
Treatment............................................................................................80
Storyboard...........................................................................................80
Script...................................................................................................80
Wireframe............................................................................................83
Mockup................................................................................................85
Prototype.............................................................................................86
The Design Process......................................................................88
Specify Requirements..............................................................................88
Analyze Users.........................................................................................88
Build a Working Prototype........................................................................89
Evaluate and Revise................................................................................90
Chapter Summary.........................................................................91
SECTION 2 • Multimedia Design
CHAPTER 4 Visual Communication.........................................................95
Visual Communication..................................................................95
Content and Form...................................................................................96
Aesthetics...................................................................................99
Contents ^A
Elements of Design.....................................................................101
Space..................................................................................................101
Two-Dimensional Space.......................................................................102
Positive and Negative Space................................................................104
Dot......................................................................................................104
Line.....................................................................................................105
Straight Lines.....................................................................................106
Curved Lines......................................................................................107
Shape..................................................................................................108
Form....................................................................................................109
Lighting..............................................................................................110
Texture.................................................................................................111
Pattern.................................................................................................112
Color....................................................................................................113
The Principles of Design..............................................................114
Unity....................................................................................................114
Proximity............................................................................................115
Alignment...........................................................................................116
Similarity............................................................................................116
Repetition..........................................................................................117
Emphasis.............................................................................................118
Contrast (Value)..................................................................................118
Color.................................................................................................120
Depth................................................................................................120
Proportion..........................................................................................121
Perceptual Forces..................................................................................121
Balance.............................................................................................121
Continuation.......................................................................................124
Figure-Ground.....................................................................................124
Psychological Closure.........................................................................125
Chapter Summary.......................................................................126
CHAPTER 5 Multimedia Page Design....................................................127
Organizing Content on a Page......................................................127
The Gutenberg Diagram...............................................................129
Breaking Out ofthe Box..............................................................129
F-Layout................................................................................................129
Z-Layout...............................................................................................131
Chunking Body Copy..............................................................................133
Headings..............................................................................................133
Bringing Order to Chaos..............................................................135
TheGrid System...................................................................................136
Graph Paper Grid System....................................................................137
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Common Grid Structures.....................................................................139
Single-Column Grid.............................................................................140
Multicolumn Grid................................................................................141
ModularGrid......................................................................................142
Tables..................................................................................................142
Defining Tables...................................................................................144
Splitting and Merging Cells..................................................................144
Page Templates..........................................................................146
Static and Dynamic Pages...........................................................147
Fixed Layouts.............................................................................150
Fluid Layouts..............................................................................151
Chapter Summary.......................................................................152
CHAPTER 6 Interface Design and Usability............................................153
User Interfaces...........................................................................153
Interactivity...........................................................................................154
Types of User Interfaces........................................................................155
Graphical User Interfaces (GUIs)..........................................................155
Touch Interfaces.................................................................................155
User-Centered Design............................................................................155
Designing User Interfaces...........................................................158
Components and Features...........................................................158
Navigation............................................................................................159
Menüs...............................................................................................159
Tabs.....................................................................................................160
Managingthe Hierarchy.......................................................................162
Organizing Content................................................................................164
Thumbnails........................................................................................164
Carousels..........................................................................................164
Pagination..........................................................................................167
Archives.............................................................................................168
TagClouds.........................................................................................168
Forms........................................................................................169
Tailoring.....................................................................................172
Personalization.....................................................................................172
Customization.......................................................................................173
Usability.....................................................................................174
Learnability...........................................................................................175
Efficiency..............................................................................................175
Memorability.........................................................................................175
Error Management................................................................................175
Satisfaction..........................................................................................176
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Usability Testing....................................................................................176
Soliciting and Applying Feedback............................................................178
Making Interfaces Accessible......................................................178
Chapter Summary.......................................................................180
CHAPTER 7 Web Design......................................................................181
How the Web Works....................................................................181
HTML...................................................................................................182
Browsers..............................................................................................188
The Network.........................................................................................188
The URL: Your Address on the Web......................................................188
Servers and IP Addresses...................................................................190
Intranets............................................................................................190
Planning Site Structure and Navigation.........................................191
Defining a Site and the Root Folder .....................................................191
Establishing a Hierarchy........................................................................192
Maintaining Site Uniformity and Consistency...........................................193
Page Design and Layout..............................................................193
Ensuring Site Usability................................................................195
Marking Up Your Content.............................................................196
Headings..............................................................................................197
Paragraphs and Block Quotes................................................................197
Lists....................................................................................................197
Creating and Managing Hyperlinks..........................................................198
Linking within the Website...................................................................198
Linkingto External Sites......................................................................200
The Navigation Bar..............................................................................200
Linking Images and Adding Image Information.........................................201
Creating Tables.....................................................................................202
Controlling Appearance: Cascading Style Sheets...........................204
Characteristics of Appearance.....................................................205
Margins................................................................................................205
Background and Text Colors...................................................................206
Font Type and Style...............................................................................207
Absolute Sizes...................................................................................207
Relative Sizes.....................................................................................207
Link Characteristics...............................................................................207
Interactive and Multimedia Web Content.................................................209
Checking your Code and Compatibility..........................................210
Accessibility Issues...............................................................................210
Uploading the Site to the Server..................................................212
Chapter Summary.......................................................................212
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SECTION 3 • Static Media
CHAPTER 8 Graphics..........................................................................217
Graphics and Images..................................................................217
Graphics...............................................................................................217
Images.................................................................................................218
Digital Imaging...........................................................................218
Raster Images......................................................................................221
Resolution.........................................................................................223
Color speace......................................................................................224
Definingthe Raster Image...................................................................226
Scaling..............................................................................................227
Resampling........................................................................................228
Anti-Aliasing.......................................................................................228
Raster Image Formats.........................................................................232
Vector Graphics.....................................................................................233
Display Screen Standards...........................................................235
Aspect Ratio.........................................................................................237
Moving Images...........................................................................237
Raster Scanning....................................................................................238
Progressive Scanning..........................................................................238
Interlaced Scanning............................................................................238
Television Standards.............................................................................239
Digital Television.................................................................................242
Chapter Summary.......................................................................243
CHAPTER 9 Text..................................................................................245
An Introduction to Typography......................................................245
Legibility and Readability.............................................................248
Characteristics that Define Typefaces...........................................249
Stroke, Contrast, and Stress..................................................................249
Weight: Regulär, Boldface, and Light.......................................................250
Posture: Roman, Oblique, and Italic........................................................250
Proportions and Letterform Parts............................................................250
Categorizing Typefaces................................................................251
Serif Typefaces.....................................................................................252
From Blackletter to Oldstyle Typefaces..................................................252
Transitional Typefaces.........................................................................253
Modern Typefaces...............................................................................253
Slab-Serif Typefaces............................................................................253
Sans-Serif Typefaces.............................................................................254
Decorative Typefaces.............................................................................255
Script Typefaces....................................................................................255
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Symbol Typefaces and Special Characters...............................................255
Computers and Typefaces...........................................................256
Font Styles: True and Faux...........................................................261
Italics and Boldface for Emphasis...........................................................262
Condensed or Expanded Type.................................................................262
All Caps and Small Caps........................................................................263
Underline and Strikethrough...................................................................264
FontSize..............................................................................................264
Font Color.............................................................................................266
Baseline Shift.......................................................................................267
Superscript/Subscript...........................................................................267
Anti-Aliasing..........................................................................................267
Character and Line Spacing.........................................................269
Kerningand Tracking.............................................................................269
Leading................................................................................................269
Alignment, Justification, and Distribution.......................................270
Font Transformations..................................................................272
Some Final Tips..........................................................................274
Limit the Number of Typefaces...............................................................274
Text First, Type Second..........................................................................275
Less Is More........................................................................................275
Chapter Summary.......................................................................275
CHAPTER 10 Photography.....................................................................277
Photography...............................................................................277
Consumer Cameras...............................................................................278
Prosumer and Professional Cameras......................................................279
Video Cameras.....................................................................................280
The Imaging Chain......................................................................280
TheLens..............................................................................................281
Prime Lenses.....................................................................................282
Zoom Lenses.....................................................................................285
The Iris.................................................................................................285
F-stop................................................................................................286
TheShutter..........................................................................................287
The Image Sensor.................................................................................288
Film Speed.........................................................................................288
FilmSize............................................................................................288
FileSize.............................................................................................289
Exposure....................................................................................292
Measuring Light Intensity.......................................................................294
Evaluative Metering Mode...................................................................294
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Center-Weighted Metering Mode..........................................................294
Spot Metering Mode...........................................................................294
White Balance............................................................................295
Focus........................................................................................297
Autofocus (AF)......................................................................................297
AF Target Point...................................................................................299
Manual Focus (MF)................................................................................299
Depthof Field.............................................................................300
Aperture Size........................................................................................300
Focal Length.........................................................................................302
Subject/Camera Distance......................................................................302
Exposure Modes.........................................................................302
Automatic Modes..................................................................................302
Fully Automatic Mode..........................................................................302
Portrait Mode.....................................................................................302
Landscape Mode................................................................................302
Sports Mode......................................................................................303
Night Mode........................................................................................303
Semi-Automatic Modes..........................................................................304
Aperture Priority Mode........................................................................304
Shutter Priority Mode..........................................................................305
Program Mode....................................................................................306
Manual Mode........................................................................................306
Image Stabilization.....................................................................306
Downloading Images...................................................................308
Digital Image Management....................................................................308
Renaming Images...............................................................................309
Image Folders....................................................................................309
Chapter Summary.......................................................................311
SECTION 4 • Time-Based Media
CHAPTER 11 Audio Production...............................................................315
Sound and Audio........................................................................315
What Is Sound?..........................................................................316
Amplitude.............................................................................................318
Frequency.............................................................................................319
Digital Audio Sampling................................................................322
Pulse-Code Modulation..........................................................................322
Sampling Rate (or Sample Rate).............................................................323
BitDepth..............................................................................................323
Contents ^A
Codecs and Container Formats....................................................325
WAVandAIFF........................................................................................325
Sound Recording........................................................................326
Microphones.........................................................................................326
How Do Microphones Work?..................................................................326
Classifying Microphones by Transducer Type............................................327
Dynamic Microphones.........................................................................327
Moving-Coil Microphones.....................................................................327
Ribbon Microphones...........................................................................328
Condenser Microphones......................................................................328
Classifying Microphones by Polar Pattern................................................329
Omnidirectional..................................................................................330
Bidirectional.......................................................................................331
Cardioid (Unidirectional)......................................................................332
Classifying Microphones by Form Factor..................................................332
Handheld Microphones.......................................................................332
Lavaliere Microphones........................................................................335
Shotgun Microphones.........................................................................336
Boundary Microphones.......................................................................339
Internal or Extemal Microphones............................................................340
Wireless Microphones...........................................................................341
Digital Microphones...............................................................................342
Audio Connectors.......................................................................343
Balanced Audio Connectors...................................................................343
XLR Connectors..................................................................................344
Unbalanced Audio Connectors................................................................344
TS and TRS Connectors......................................................................344
RCA Connectors.................................................................................345
Adapters............................................................................................345
Cable Management 101........................................................................346
Audio Monitoring.........................................................................348
Audio Metering (Objective Monitoring).....................................................348
The Sound Check...............................................................................350
Listening (Subjective Monitoring)............................................................350
Headphones.......................................................................................350
Chapter Summary.......................................................................351
CHAPTER 12 Sound and Video Recording...............................................353
Motion Picture Film Recording......................................................353
Magnetic Recording....................................................................356
Professional Videotape Formats...................................................359
Analog Tape Formats.............................................................................360
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U-Matic %-lnch...................................................................................361
Sony Betacam and Panasonic M..........................................................362
U-Matic SP.........................................................................................362
Betacam-SP and MM............................................................................362
Digital Tape Formats..............................................................................364
DlandD2.........................................................................................364
Panasonic D3.....................................................................................365
Sony Digital Betacam, Betacam SX, HDCAM.........................................365
High-Definition Tape Formats..................................................................366
MPEGIMX..........................................................................................366
Panasonic D5, D5HD..........................................................................366
DV Formats...........................................................................................366
DVCPRO and DVCAM...........................................................................366
HDV...................................................................................................368
DVCPRO HD.......................................................................................368
Two Types of Video Compression.................................................368
Consumer Formats.....................................................................372
Betamax and VHS.................................................................................372
MiniDV.................................................................................................373
File-Base Recording Formats........................................................374
Open Standards for File-Base Recording.................................................375
MP3..................................................................................................376
MPEG-2.............................................................................................376
MPEG-4 - Advanced Video Coding (AVC)................................................376
Proprietary Standards for File-Base Recording.........................................377
Professional Disc and SxS...................................................................377
P2.....................................................................................................378
Proprietary Card Formats.....................................................................378
AVCHD...............................................................................................378
Chapter Summary.......................................................................381
CHAPTER 13Time-Based Editing...........................................................383
Nonlinear Editing........................................................................383
The Building Blocks of an Edited Sequence..................................385
Scripted Action and Dialog.....................................................................385
Unscripted Action and Dialog.................................................................386
Sound Bites.......................................................................................386
Voiceover (VO)....................................................................................388
B-Roll.................................................................................................388
Natural Sound....................................................................................388
Titles............................... ..............................388
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Full-Screen Graphics..............................................................................389
Music and Sound Effects.......................................................................392
Continuity Editing........................................................................392
Cut-Ins.................................................................................................392
The Project Folder.......................................................................394
The Project File.....................................................................................396
Media Files and Media Clips..................................................................396
Capture Files......................................................................................398
Render Files.......................................................................................399
Components of an NLE Interface..................................................401
Project Window.....................................................................................401
The Timeline.........................................................................................401
Video Compositing and Audio Mixing....................................................402
The Preview and Program Monitors.........................................................405
Virtual Monitor Components................................................................405
The Image Frame................................................................................406
Adding Clips to the Timeline........................................................407
A Simple Editing Scenario......................................................................408
Step 1: Set an IN Point and OUT Point in the Preview Monitor................408
Step 2: Set an IN Point in the Timeline.................................................409
Step 3: Perform the Edit......................................................................409
Step 4: Repeat Steps 1-3 for SOT #2 and VO #2..................................409
Step 5: Add B-Roll over VO Segments...................................................409
Step 6: Add Titles, Transitions, and Effects...........................................410
Transitions............................................................................................410
Cut....................................................................................................410
Fade..................................................................................................411
Dissolve.............................................................................................411
Wipe..................................................................................................411
Transition Properties...........................................................................412
Chapter Summary.......................................................................413
INDEX...................................................................................................415
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| title | Multimedia foundations core concepts for digital design |
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| title_full | Multimedia foundations core concepts for digital design Vic Costello with Susan A. Youngblood and Norman E. Youngblood |
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