Throughout creating the video I used a variety of HD cameras, this meant the images and videos I produced would capture clear and detailed images. The main problems I had was the software I had to use to edit the photo and trying to make sure that the photo I took was steady and smooth so it wasn't blurry. I over came the editing issue by converting the files into a file that the editing software can handle, I fixed the steadiness of the photo's by using my friends steadycam and tripods. This meant that the tracking shots and panning shots were smoother than what you'd expect from a handle held camera, however there are parts of the video where it isn't as steady as it could be. I started creating my video on Adobe Element, which wouldn't work for me and I had to keep converting files to use the software. So i decided to change the software I was using to Movie Maker, this is easier to use however the quality of the video isn't as good.
When it comes to editing my digipak I used Adobe photoshop CC, i used this software because I've used it a lot therefore it was easy to change the effects on pictures. Whilst making them stay as natural as I can, however making them stick to the type of genre they're supposed to be in. To make sure I was doing the correct thing I kept asking my target audience what they were looking for. Therefore I kept sending them pictures and getting feedback so I could change them to fit my target audience.
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