ASPECT RATIO

(Essential Area, Rule of thirds)

&
SYMMETRY

Presented by:
Adlawan, Dianne
Casubuan, Joyce
Laderas, Nike
Lozano, Lance
Ludovico, Ara
Olivares, Steph
Aspect Ratio the ratio of frames dimension,
that is, the ratio of frames width to its height.
Composition which images can be effectively
structured within a frame.

- the composition is slightly

different for different aspect ratios.
Affected by:
frame dimensions
aspect ratio
of the specific media format
 Two (2) identical paintings in frames would
look very different if they are different in:

1. Dimensions
2. Aspect Ratios
Essential Area
 Safe area or Essential areais a term
used intelevision productionto describe
the areas of the television picture that can
be seen ontelevisionscreens.
Older televisions can display less of the
space outside of the safe area than ones
made more recently. Flat panel
screens,Plasma displaysandliquid crystal
display(LCD) screens generally can show
most of the picture outside the safe areas.
The use of safe areas in television
production ensures that the most
important parts of the picture are seenWikipedi
by
the majority of viewers. a
 The essential area is the part of the
screen that displays images with
maximum resolution or clarity.

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Rule of Thirds- aligning a subject with the guide lines
and their intersection points, placing the horizon on the top
or bottom line, or allowing linear features in the image to
flow from section to section.
 Symmetry
What is symmetry?
 Symmetry

What is symmetry? Types of Symmetry

 Symmetry

What is symmetry? Types of Symmetry

How to use Symmetry?

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