THE EFFECT OF DIGITAL TECHNOLOGY ON STUDIO PHOTOGRAPHY
Abstract
l:e :- ':;ises on the effect of digital technology on studio photography. i -: --,i studio photography have helped i, pro*oting change and "- - : : :' - - :--s:ory, which makes photographs orr. ofthe most important methods
. - - : *':l3:1tations, which has to do with documenting peopte and event. : - :;::-i 3ngage in several photographic styles such as Oigital passport, digital -'-' ----' photo-shoot which is later processed and sent to a sludio for further
: - 'r=' Using photography as a method, this study sought to investigate and : : - '-::ent the effect digital technology has on rtuOio photography in the
-- "- "bar' The study found out that photography has a large pttential to document
=:i promote social change. Based on these- findings,-thl study recommends
'1at: A perfect resource should be made in the Department of Visual Arts in
-:I]er to carry out successful practical research project; more equipment should
r 3 tailored towards digital technological aspect of art production based on ::rotograph; digital technology has become the order oi the duy, thus more s:udies should be directed at encouraging and promoting photography.
{dditionally, further research should focur ot developing thJ unique artistic
-'n'Ie and brand identity to differentiate themselves in the Jompetition.
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