Computer Graphics Flashcards
What are the 3 types of graphic?
Vector, bitmapped and 3D
What is a vector graphic?
Vector graphics store the properties of objects on the page
What are the main shapes in vector graphics?
Rectangle, ellipse (oval), polygon and line
What are the main properties of shapes in vector graphics?
Shape, coordinates (x and y radius), line colour, line thickness and fill colour
What are the 7 key operations in vector graphics?
Scale, rotate, flip/invert, change fill and line colour, change line thickness, change layer, group and ungroup (pairing shapes together to make an irregular shape)
What is a bitmapped graphic?
A bitmapped graphic stores the colour of every pixel on the page
What are the key operations in bitmapped graphics?
Change brightness and contrast (brightness), change hue and saturation (colour) and select regular and irregular areas of screen
What are the key tools I’m bitmapped graphics?
Pencil, brush, eraser, paint bucket, eye dropper, magic wand and selection tools (lasso/ marquee)
What are the key operations in 3D graphics?
Orbit, pan and zoom. Move, roar as and scale. And push/pull
What are the key tools is 3D graphics?
Shapes (rectangle, circle, polygon, line), push/pull, offset and paint bucket
What software is specific to vector graphics?
Inkscape
What software is specific to bitmapped graphics?
Paint.net
What software is specific to 3D graphics?
Sketchup