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distributikn Flashcards

1
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what is distribution?

A

the method of sending out a media product to the intended audience through a platform

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examples of distribution considerations

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file type

audience

format

quality

measurements

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example of online distribution platforms

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apps

multimedia

web

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example of physical distribution platforms

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CD / DVD

interactive tv

kiosk

paper based

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5
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what are the two types of file formats?

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native

standard

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what is a native file format?

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ones that can only be used by SPECIFIC SOFTWARE because those file types BELONG to that software

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what is a standard file format?

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common files that are generally what a media product would be exported to

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examples of native file formats?

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adobe : .psd

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examples of standard file formats?

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JPEG : .jpg

PNG : .png

PDF : .pdf

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what are image files?

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digital pieces of data that contain all the information about the media product

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what are vector graphics?

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digital line diagrams or graphics with block colours or shapes

not made of pixels

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what are raster images?

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digital photos or illustrations made up of pixels

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what is resolution?

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the level of detail that is held in an image and affects how clear it is

DPI

PPI

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what is DPI?

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number of DOTS (of ink) PER INCH printed on an image

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what is PPI?

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pixels per inch

the resolution of a DIGITAL IMAGE

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what is file compression?

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relates to the amount of data or information being stored as part of the image when it is being saved

17
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types of compression?

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lossy

lossless

18
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lossy?

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permanently removing data from the file

cannot be brought back to it’s original form

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lossless?

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temporarily removing unwanted data

can go back to original state

20
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examples of audio file formats

A

MP3

21
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what is a moving image?

A

a video made up of a series of still images viewed in order that makes sense when played at a certain speed

22
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example of moving image files / video files

A

MP4

animated GIF

23
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what is frame rate?

A

number of still images or frames shown per second

measured in fps

24
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what is aspect ratio?

A

resolution of moving images

dimensions

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