Answer: No, it wouldn’t be a work of art.
Explanation: It wouldn’t be a work of Art because the artistic value is lost since the art loses its subjectivity. When the Artist work was allowed to hang in a public space, it had boundaries and was defined by no rules. It was a beautiful fusion of art and design viewed by all. Design and Art is objective; it’s primary function is to express the imagination in non grammatical ways. Those ways are determined by the artists and those that view it.
If this piece of work belonged to a corporation, it would lose its power of reflection and instead the corporation it belonged to would be in charge of allowing the art piece to reflect or convey a new form of visual rhetoric. This new framework would allow the corporation to communicate their own message, idea, or point of view. Which no longer makes it subjective.
1- use sharpest aperture
2- switch to single point focus
3- lower iso
4- use a good quality lense
5- remove lense filters
6- check sharpness on lcd screen
Bad green screen and lights result in an uneven tone on camera. Some areas look darker than others. The darker areas become harder to chroma key out afterward, especially if there are transparent objects or fine hair within the shot.
The most important aspect of shooting any type of green or blue screen project is the appropriate lighting. If the subject isn't lit correctly or the green screen is too dark, too bright, or uneven, chances are you'll have problems pulling a good matte
Answer: Reset
Explanation: He needs to use the reset tool.
