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PhoenixRising · 10-15-2014, 07:07 PM

SPOILER!!: one colourrrrrrr!

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Originally Posted by Tegz

Ruby shifted in her seat and crossed her legs the other way. She had TOTALLY been right they WERE types of processing, it wasn't her fault the professor had phrased the question that way. She missed the next one because she was busy looking around, but then she asked about monochromatic and Ruby actually KNEW that.

She put her hand up.

No really, her hand.

Nails. Nails were monochromatic.

"When its all one hue, like my nails." See? Pretty. She flashed them again. Baby blue today, but not just one colour block, it was all shades and tints and blended together all ombre.

And monochromatic.

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Originally Posted by feeheeheeny

Despite Sophie's silence, as the other students answered, she did understand a bit more of what was going on, and she nodded once or twice at people's answers. Yeees. All right. Lighting, zooming, angle, focus... those made perfect sense. She wasn't entirely sure how the photo editing worked, but she didn't linger on that thought too much - she just wrote that it could be done with digital, not film pictures.

But negative image... positive image... what did that mean? Had she missed something? Soph's face contorted in confusion, but she refrained from asking. She ASSUMED it meant something about whether the overall imagery of the photo was positive or negative, like if someone was smiling versus crying, but with the way Hadley was talking about it... negative image into a visible image... Soph wasn't so sure that made sense.

She made a note to research that more later.

For now, Soph squinted some more. Mono...chromatic? She offered a hand in the air, "Mono means one..." Chromatic... She knew that word from learning piano - something about a chromatic scale... various tones... err... "Maybe one... tone? Color tone?" Opposed to a musical tone?

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Originally Posted by Holmesian Feline

Film and digital processing.

Okay so that was the correct answer and Ben learned something. He briefly wondered what type wizarding photography would come under if it wasn't its own type all together. But they were moving on and the Gryffindor remained quiet as he copied down notes into his papers. Who knew what would be useful for whatever classwork or homework they might have later on. As for the term monochromatic...mono meant one...right?

He raised his hand to answer. "One color is being used." Like not black AND white.

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Originally Posted by FearlessLeader19

Monochromatic? Adi was totally unsure. Did it have something to do with colours? Or was it another 'chromatic' word that had to do with colours? Oh well. The point was, the Hufflepuff had no answers this time around.

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Originally Posted by Daydreamer11

The class was moving along quickly and Jasmine took notes as the discussion progressed. This was good in a way because it would allow them more time for the practical portion of the class.

As the next question was presented, Jasmine raised her hand to respond. "Monochromatic means one color." That was her short and sweet answer. Then Jasmine listened as her classmates gave their answers and scribbled more notes.

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Originally Posted by PhoenixStar

Her answer was right only where digital film was concerned, and that was all that really mattered to her because she so did not use the old fashioned camera that you had to take the film to get developed. That was old school.

Monochromatic? The word sounded long and complicated, but she new that mono meant one, but what did chromatic mean? "It means one of...of...of...something." Color. Yeah, what Benny said.

Fina listened and smiled when Ruby held up her nails as a demonstration. Slytherins - always wanting to show off.

"Yes. Those of you who said one are correct. Particularly it means one colour or one tone. Or one colour shade. Chromatic meaning colours, mono means one. It refers specifically to black and white print."

"With that in mind, what term refers to when you want to talk about colour prints or photo processing?"

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PhoenixRising Quintaped Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: in my head [GMT-6] Posts: 59,297 Hogwarts RPG Name: Ayden Diggory-Keighley (#07ad01) Hufflepuff Second Year Hogwarts RPG Name: Levi Draguar (#062807) Ravenclaw Third Year Hogwarts RPG Name: Kara Walsh (#aa1506) Gryffindor Fifth Year Hogwarts RPG Name: Tiffany Rose Slytherin Seventh Year Hogwarts RPG Name: Bailey Crawford (#bb04bc) Hufflepuff Sixth Year x12 x8	❄ Chasing Waterfalls & Wonder ❄ \| Mama Badger \| Eva's Soul Sister \| An OG™ \| It's all in the Numbers SPOILER!!: one colourrrrrrr! Quote: Originally Posted by Tegz Ruby shifted in her seat and crossed her legs the other way. She had TOTALLY been right they WERE types of processing, it wasn't her fault the professor had phrased the question that way. She missed the next one because she was busy looking around, but then she asked about monochromatic and Ruby actually KNEW that. She put her hand up. No really, her hand. Nails. Nails were monochromatic. "When its all one hue, like my nails." See? Pretty. She flashed them again. Baby blue today, but not just one colour block, it was all shades and tints and blended together all ombre. And monochromatic. Quote: Originally Posted by feeheeheeny Despite Sophie's silence, as the other students answered, she did understand a bit more of what was going on, and she nodded once or twice at people's answers. Yeees. All right. Lighting, zooming, angle, focus... those made perfect sense. She wasn't entirely sure how the photo editing worked, but she didn't linger on that thought too much - she just wrote that it could be done with digital, not film pictures. But negative image... positive image... what did that mean? Had she missed something? Soph's face contorted in confusion, but she refrained from asking. She ASSUMED it meant something about whether the overall imagery of the photo was positive or negative, like if someone was smiling versus crying, but with the way Hadley was talking about it... negative image into a visible image... Soph wasn't so sure that made sense. She made a note to research that more later. For now, Soph squinted some more. Mono...chromatic? She offered a hand in the air, "*Mono means one..." Chromatic... She knew that word from learning piano - something about a chromatic scale... various tones... err... "Maybe one... tone? Color tone?" Opposed to a musical tone? Quote: Originally Posted by Holmesian Feline* Film and digital processing. Okay so that was the correct answer and Ben learned something. He briefly wondered what type wizarding photography would come under if it wasn't its own type all together. But they were moving on and the Gryffindor remained quiet as he copied down notes into his papers. Who knew what would be useful for whatever classwork or homework they might have later on. As for the term monochromatic...mono meant one...right? He raised his hand to answer. "One color is being used." Like not black AND white. Quote: Originally Posted by FearlessLeader19 Monochromatic? Adi was totally unsure. Did it have something to do with colours? Or was it another 'chromatic' word that had to do with colours? Oh well. The point was, the Hufflepuff had no answers this time around. Quote: Originally Posted by Daydreamer11 The class was moving along quickly and Jasmine took notes as the discussion progressed. This was good in a way because it would allow them more time for the practical portion of the class. As the next question was presented, Jasmine raised her hand to respond. "Monochromatic means one color." That was her short and sweet answer. Then Jasmine listened as her classmates gave their answers and scribbled more notes. Quote: Originally Posted by PhoenixStar Her answer was right only where digital film was concerned, and that was all that really mattered to her because she so did not use the old fashioned camera that you had to take the film to get developed. That was old school. Monochromatic? The word sounded long and complicated, but she new that mono meant one, but what did chromatic mean? "It means one of...of...of...something." Color. Yeah, what Benny said. Fina listened and smiled when Ruby held up her nails as a demonstration. Slytherins - always wanting to show off. "Yes. Those of you who said one are correct. Particularly it means one colour or one tone. Or one colour shade. Chromatic meaning colours, mono means one. It refers specifically to black and white print." "With that in mind, what term refers to when you want to talk about colour prints or photo processing?" __________________ ___________________You should take your little finger and just point it in the mirror. ________________________________________Baby, maybe you're the problem ✯