#mediatesting

Audio testing is an integral part of media testing. There is a lot of science involved and intense testing needs to be conducted behind the scenes, in order to render a crystal clear sound.

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Video services have gained immense popularity in the past few years. Equipped with smartphones and access to the internet, the rate of consumption of video on demand is overwhelming too, be it sports, music, movies, news, or documentaries.

This gives rise to the need of having a good video testing process in place. Let's have a look at Video Testing Best Practices -weboma

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Image 1: Black and White Portrait

This is my media testing for this unit! I first selected a clear picture of my face and put a black and white filter over it. I started by covering a cardboard that was the size of an A4 paper and covered a type of white paint as a base. Using the method of drawing grids and sketching the image upside down, I drew the black and white image onto the cardboard. I used oil paint to draw this portrait. This painting allowed me to experiment with oil painting and allowed me to familiarize myself with it. It also allowed me to work on values with thousands of grey tones. Something that I can improve upon is working on the blending of the paint. For the darker tones under my eye, The blending of the darker grey into the face seems quite harsh. Probably due to the problem of myself being absent for most of the media testing days due to APAC, I believe I could’ve worked more on the eyes of my piece and added a bit more detail. Something that was successful in my practice is that I had values in my piece, because sometimes painting I tend to find myself putting the tiniest values on the face.

Image 2: Coloured Portrait