Digital Assets Flashcards

What types of digital assets are there and how do we manage them?

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What are common forms of image compression used today?

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lossy and loseless

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Compare and contrast lossless and lossy compression

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Lossless compression involves the compression of a file/ image that doesn’t lose any quality or content, it also requires more space than lossy. Lossy compression involves losing some form of content, whether that is quality or image/ file size, this will save the most space and is often used for scaling-down images.

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What is a suitable convention for naming and storing files?

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The file name should provide descriptive contextual information.
(eg. Name, date, size, version)

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What types of media are compressed typically?

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Pictures (JPEG), videos(AVC), and audios(MP3)

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What sort of compression would we use for images going onto the web for gifs?

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lossy - saves space at the price of quality.

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How is information read by a computer?

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information is read by a computer using binary code.

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How are images interpreted by a computer?

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Images are represented as strings of binary. Each 3 bytes are used to represent 1 pixel showing the RGB make up of the image. The computer reads these binary strings and creates the image pixel by pixel.

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