Day four of my weekly blogs

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 This week was a little bit difficult for me due to the fact I got sick. But I still managed to do my work even though it was rough. This week I learned a lot of interesting things about digital tools. Let's talk about some things that I found interesting to learn such as touch screens. Touch screens are a tool for artists that they use to serve their job, however, some artist recommend using a tablet instead. Touchscreen technology is more complicated than what people think.  Six different technologies take the space to meet our differing touchscreen demands. Let's put it this way, what works on an ATM  won't work in children's book illustrations or animations. Another thing is that depending on what type of device you use your price range could go up or down. You can probably use a phone to take photos or other edits it would only cost you about $200-$1000 or more. It all depends on what model or plan you have. Another thing that Shocked me was that Laptops gained a lot of popularity in the past few years. 

Even though laptops are continuing to grow and becoming more popular they are also becoming less expensive. The price for a premium model would start from $1000. However, the models from Dell, HP, Lenvon, and others start from less than $500. Now, let's move on and talk about cameras because the facts are more catchy, and these days people are buying cameras for their photos, videos, or blogs about their lives. There are a few steps in order for you to get the "perfect" camera for you. For example, we first have to look at how much it costs and if it's worth it. Second, we look at the things that the camera has to offer us. Finally, we or you need a camera that will help you grow as you start developing more and more skills.  There are 5 things you need to look at before buying a camera such as: Imagine quality, Novice control, Manual models, Interchangeable lenses, and finally affordability. Overall, these are the things that I found interesting in learning, however, I can't wait to learn more as the course goes on. 


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