Graphics Flashcards

1
Q

The formula for resolution is:

A

Resolution = width x height

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2
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Define bit-mapped graphic:

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An image made of individual pixels

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3
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Define pixel:

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An individual picture element

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4
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Define colour depth:

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The amount of memory allotted to each pixel, therefore how many colours it can be

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5
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How to calculate the total size of an image:

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Resolution x colour depth, / 8 to get bytes, then convert to best units

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6
Q

What’s metadata:

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Data about itself - for pictures, stuff like colour depth, width, height, size of file, type of compression used

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7
Q

Define vector graphic:

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An image made of coordinates and objects (like lines)

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8
Q

Which is larger, bit-mapped graphics or vector graphics:

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For small images, bit-mapped can be smaller, but for large images vector graphics

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9
Q

What are vector graphics good for:

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Rescaling

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10
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Define primitives:

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The pieces of data needed to make a vector graphic, eg points, lines, curves, polygons, in some cases colour gradients

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