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E-Books Of Photographic Equipment Category Documenting Life:A Roaming Guide To Film Cameras Design

Posted on:2024-06-05Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:Z Y LiaoFull Text:PDF
GTID:2568307178477344Subject:Publishing
Abstract/Summary:
The world is now in the era of universal photography,and every reader is in the nodes of the Internet.Whether readers like to read text or not,they will be swept up in the wave of images encroaching on their reading horizons.In this wave,we are both the readers and the authors of pictures.It is this dual role of hundreds of millions of people that stimulates a huge demand for pictures to be appreciated and created at a higher level.This demand,in turn,has opened up vast prospects for the field of photographic publishing.However,the objective physical limitations of the traditional paper-based book production industry(cost,length,size....),which prevented photography publishing books from breaking ground in the field of mass market books.Therefore,freeing the content from the constraints of the paper book carrier and reshaping the competitive advantage of the photographic publishing book commodity market has become an important grasp to introduce the photographic publishing book to a new stage of development.This graduation design consists of two parts: the E-books of photographic equipment Documenting Life: A Roaming Guide to Film Cameras and the design statement.Among them,the design statement contains three aspects: the planning of the selected topic,the introduction of the design work and the reflection on the E-books.The graduation design explores the development value of the publishing process and multimedia convergence of E-books from both practical and theoretical levels,as well as the development dilemma of E-books,while responding to the core proposition of "how to break through the publishing industry in the digital era".It also responds to the core proposition of "how to break through the publishing industry in the digital era".
Keywords/Search Tags:E-books, photography, film cameras, publishing process, multimedia convergence
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