Digital Imaging

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Digital Imaging

• Semester Test Review

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To avoid elements on the page that are merely
similar.Alignment, Contrast, Proximity or
Repetition

• Contrast

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Develops the organization and strengthens
unity.Alignment, Contrast, Proximity or
Repetition

• Repetition

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Every element should have some visual connection
with another element on the page.Alignment,
Contrast, Proximity or Repetition

• Alignment

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Items relating to each other should be grouped
close together.Alignment, Contrast, Proximity
or Repetition

• Proximity

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Relationship occurs when you combine typefaces
that are similar in style, size, weight, and so
on.Concordant, Conflicting or Contrasting

• Conflicting

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Relationship occurs when you use only one type
family without much variety in style, size,
weight, and so on.Concordant, Conflicting or
Contrasting

• Concordant

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Relationship occurs when you combine separate
typefaces and elements that are clearly distinct
from each other.Concordant, Conflicting or
Contrasting

• Contrasting

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This font used is considered to be
____________.Decorative, Modern, Oldstyle, Sans
serif, Script, or Slab serif

• Sans serif

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This font used is considered to be
____________.Decorative, Modern, Oldstyle, Sans
serif, Script, or Slab serif

• Decorative

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This font used is considered to be
____________.Decorative, Modern, Oldstyle, Sans
serif, Script, or Slab serif

• Script

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This font used is considered to be
____________.Decorative, Modern, Oldstyle, Sans
serif, Script, or Slab serif

• Slab serif

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This font used is considered to be
____________.Decorative, Modern, Oldstyle, Sans
serif, Script, or Slab serif

• Oldstyle

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This font used is considered to be
____________.Decorative, Modern, Oldstyle, Sans
serif, Script, or Slab serif

• Modern

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• Conflict Too many similarities
• Both all caps
• Both about same size
• Both frufru (fancy) typefaces
• Similar in weight

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• Contrast
• Strong contrast of size, color, form (both caps
  vs lowercase and roman vs italic), weight, and
  structure

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• Conflict Too many similarities
• Two typefaces are same size
• Very similar weight
• Same structure
• Same roman form

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• Conflict Differences need to be strengthened
• Funny Farm is smaller, caps, bold main focus
  should be Health Insurance

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• Contrast
• Weight
• Form (roman vs italic and caps vs lowercase)
• Structure (from weight contrast)
• Color (both black, weight of dance give darker
  color)

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What printing process convert images
into.Bitmap, .eps, layer visibility, vector,
.pdf, lpi, .psd, raster, .ppi, pixels

• Lines Per Inch (lpi)

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The button like icon that shows or hides a
layer.Bitmap, .eps, layer visibility, vector,
.pdf, lpi, .psd, raster, .ppi, pixels

• Layer Visibility

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Bits of information that are placed into what we
call a bitmap.Bitmap, .eps, layer visibility,
vector, .pdf, lpi, .psd, raster, .ppi, pixels

• Pixels

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Saving in this format causes the image to be
automatically converted from RGB to CMYK color
mode.Bitmap, .eps, layer visibility, vector,
.pdf, lpi, .psd, raster, .ppi, pixels

• .eps

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Postscript, based on using pixels to create an
image or graphic.Bitmap, .eps, layer
visibility, vector, .pdf, lpi, .psd, raster,
.ppi, pixels

• Raster

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To create a small portable document that anyone
with the free Adobe acrobat Reader can
open.Bitmap, .eps, layer visibility, vector,
.pdf, lpi, .psd, raster, .ppi, pixels

• .pdf

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Postscript, based on points, lines, shapes and
fills to create a graphic.Bitmap, .eps, layer
visibility, vector, .pdf, lpi, .psd, raster,
.ppi, pixels

• Vector

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When viewed as a whole, create an image the
computer can project and output.Bitmap, .eps,
layer visibility, vector, .pdf, lpi, .psd,
raster, .ppi, pixels

• Bitmap

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Quality of your graphic is based on the number of
pixels we can record in a given area. (Digital
Cameras/Scanners)Bitmap, .eps, layer
visibility, vector, .pdf, lpi, .psd, raster,
.ppi, pixels

• Pixels Per Inch (.ppi)

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Photoshop saves in this format in order to
preserve layers and layer effects.Bitmap, .eps,
layer visibility, vector, .pdf, lpi, .psd,
raster, .ppi, pixels

• .psd

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Do or DontUse two scripts on the same page.

• Dont

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Do or DontUse two moderns, two sans serifs,
two oldstyles, or two slab serifs on the same
page.

• Dont

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Do or DontAdd importance to one typographic
element by making it bolder, and to another on
the same page by making it bigger.

• Dont

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Do or DontUse a script and an italic on the
same page.

• Dont

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Do or DontIf one face is tall and slender,
choose another face that is short and thick.

• Do

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Do or DontIf one face has strong thick/thin
transitions, choose a sans serif or a slab serif.

• Do

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Do or DontIf you use a very fancy decorative
face, find another fancy, eye-catching typeface
to complement it.

• Dont

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Do or DontCreate a type arrangement that is
extremely interesting, but unreadable.

• Dont

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Do or DontRemember the four basic principles
of design when using any type in any way.

• Do

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Do or DontBreak the rules, once you can name
them.

• Do

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True or FalseWarm colors recede where cool
colors come forward.

• False

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True or FalseAvoid using caps.

• True

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True or FalseContrast heavy weights with light
weights, not medium weights.

• True

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True or FalseUse two scripts on the same page.

• False

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True or FalseDecide what is most important and
emphasize that item by making it bold or bigger.

• True

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True or FalseUse a combination of modern, sans
serif, oldstyle and slab serif all on one page.

• False

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True or FalseDont stick things in the corners
and in the middle of the page.

• True

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True or FalseWarm colors recede where cool
colors come forward.

• False

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True or FalseAvoid leaving equal amounts of
white space between elements unless group is part
of a subset.

• True

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True or FalseUse no more than three text
alignments on the page.

• True

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True or FalseTo create a more formal or sedate
presentation, choose center alignment.

• True

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True or FalseRepeat elements as much as you
want-no limit.

• False

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Name this tool
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Marquee Tools
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Lasso Tools
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Crop Tool
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Patch Tool
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Stamp Tool
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Eraser Tool
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Move Tool
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Magic Wand Tool
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Brush Tool
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Paint Bucket
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Sponge Tool
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Selection Tool
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Pen Tool
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Hand Tool
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Foreground Color
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Default Colors
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Standard Mode
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Text Tool
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Shape Tool
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Eyedropper Tool
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Zoom Tool
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Switch Foreground Background
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Background Color
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Quick Mask Mode
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What is the advantage of using layers in
Photoshop?

• Manipulation of elements
• Making changes to an image without destroying the
  original

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Why is resolution important?

• Higher resolution better the quality of print or
  output
• 72 dpi for the web
• Lower resolution for transfer images

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What color mode does the computer lab printer
print in?

• CMYK (4-color process)

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What was your favorite part of PS class?
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If you could change something in PS class besides
less work, what would it be?
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Thats All Folks!