Final Exam Flashcards

1
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Photoshopped

A

picture digitally manipulated

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2
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Bitmapped Images

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Raster Images (made of blocks)

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3
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Vector Images

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Scalable Images (resolution is independent)

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4
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Changing image dimensions

A

Images -> size -> peel dimension AND document size

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5
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Downsampling

A

use of decimation (averaging the values) to scale down by eliminating pixels

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6
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Upsampling

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use of interpolation (manufactures new pixels) to scale up by adding pixels

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7
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6 Interpolation options

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  1. Nearest Neighbour
  2. Bilinear
  3. Bicubic
  4. Bicubic Smoother
  5. Bicubic Sharper (decimation)
  6. Bicubic Automatic
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8
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What is Nearest Neighbour

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takes pixel colour and assigns the same colour to new pixels that are created (basic, fastest, poor quality)

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9
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What is Bilinear

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Averages colour of 4 pixels

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10
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What is Bicubic

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Averages colour of 16 pixels around it

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11
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What is Bicubic Smoother

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great for UPSAMPLING

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12
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What is Bicubic Sharper

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great for DOWNSAMPLING

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13
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What is Bicubic Automatic

A

Default

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14
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How do you calculate printing size

A

Image Size (px) / Resolution (ppi)

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15
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Camera required for printing

A

300ppi and 10Mega Pixels

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16
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Parts of a Path

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  • Curve line segment
  • Direction point
  • Direction line
  • Selected anchor point
  • unselected anchor point
17
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What is Mask

A

sophisticated/alternative erasing method

18
Q

What is form

A

Allows us to communicate for a service or product that we are interested in

19
Q

Form Lengths

A
  1. Single webpage
  2. one long webpage
  3. multiple pages
20
Q

Form Structures

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  1. Sequential
    - anything requiring answers
  2. Non-Linear
    - profile edits
  3. In-Context
    - comment section
21
Q

What is Eye Fixation

A

Where users gaze the most (red)

22
Q

What is primary form interactions

A

leads to success (save, continue, submit)

23
Q

What is secondary form interactions

A

are destructive (cancel, reset, go back)

24
Q

What is dynamic inline form

A

each section is filled one at a time and then hit next or continue

25
Q

What is gradual engagement

A

NO registration process, try it without signing up

26
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What makes up a form

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  • Layout/form of elements and questions
  • Email template
  • Processing (action of what it does when submit is clicked)
  • Data Collection (storing results and the format)
27
Q

Ways of building forms

A
  1. online form builder
  2. open source
  3. build form yourself
28
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Steps to building a form yourself

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  1. Create form
  2. Create email template
  3. Create file with sender/receiver/subject
  4. Set ACTION statement in form
  5. Setup data collection file
  6. Create success page
  7. Upload form, e-mail template, email.conf, data collections, and success page to server
29
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3 types of Form Validation

A
  1. Required fields
    info required before form can be completed successfully (specified by *)
  2. Correct format
    must be correctly formatted
  3. Confirmation fields
    let user confirm their input using additional confirmation fields (re-enter password)
30
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Real-time Validation

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alerts users while they are filling the form

31
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What is Captcha

A

determines if the form was filled out by a user or bot

32
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What is CSS

A

Cascading Style Sheet is stylesheet language that is a collection of formatting rules