CHAPTER 5 Flashcards

1
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Type Text

A

you can use type text to express the ideas conveyed in a file’s imagery or to deliver an additional message.

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2
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Type

A

should be limited, direct and to the point.

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3
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Font

A

the way the characters look.

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4
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Outline Type

A

is mathematically defined and can be scaled without losing its sharp, smooth edges.

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5
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Bitmap Type

A

composed of pixels, and can develop jagged edges when enlarged.

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6
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Serif Font

A

have a tail or stroke at the end of characters.

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7
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San Serif Font

A

do not have tails and are commonly used in headlines.

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8
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Symbol Font

A

used to display unique characters.

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9
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Points

A

the size of each character is measured in.

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10
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Default Photoshop Size

A

size is 12 pts.

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11
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Structure

A

determines the size and physical properties of the object.

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12
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Shading

A

determines the lighting effects.

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13
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Angle

A

determines where the shadow falls relative to the text.

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14
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Altitude

A

affects the amount of visible dimensions.

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15
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Gloss Contour

A

determines the pattern with which light is reflected.

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16
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Highlight, Mode, and Shadow

A

determines how pigments are combined.

17
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Rasterize

A

converted to an image layer.

18
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Distort Filters

A

let you create waves or curves in type.

19
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Relief

A

height of ridges in an object.

20
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Types spacing

A

adjustments made between between characters and lines of type.

21
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Monotype Spacing

A

each character takes up the same amount of space.

22
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Proportional Spacing

A

each character takes up different amount of space.

23
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Kerning

A

controls amount of space between characters and can affect several characters, a word, or an entire paragraph.

24
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Tracking

A

inserts a uniform amount of space between selected characters.

25
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Leading

A

changes amounts of space between lines of text.

26
Q

Character Palette

A

helps you manually or automatically control type properties such as kerning, tracking, and leading.

27
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Base Line

A

type resets on an invisible line.

28
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Baseline Shift

A

vertical distance that type moves from its baseline.

29
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Layer Style

A

effects that can enhance the appearance of type.

30
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Drop Shadow

A

creates an illusion that another colored layer of identical text is behind the selected text.

31
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Distance

A

determines how far the shadow falls from the text.

32
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Spread

A

determines the width of the shadow text.

33
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Size

A

determines clarity of the shadow.

34
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Anti-aliasing

A

partially fills in pixel edges with additional colors.

35
Q

None

A

this applies no anti-aliasing

36
Q

Sharp

A

displays type with the best possible resolution.

37
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Crisp

A

gives more definition.

38
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Strong

A

makes type thicker.