Input and Output Devices Flashcards

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What is input?

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Provides the running instructions on what to do next.
Data that still needs to be processed.

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2
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Name 3 types of input devices?

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Scanners
Digital camera
Biometric input

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3
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What do digital cameras range from?

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Cellphone cameras to digital compact cameras to DSLR ( Digital Single Lens Reflex) Cameras.

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4
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Name the advantages of digital cameras.

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Can see the image immediately, can take hundreds or thousands of photos, able to delete any unwanted photos immediately and easy to transfer images to a computer to edit/save.

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5
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Name the disadvantages of digital cameras?

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Cost can be very expensive especially with DSLR cameras.
Can be easy to drop your smartphone and if the camera is damaged it can be expensive to repair.

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6
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What are the most important specifications to look at when purchasing a camera?

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Megapixels
Optical zoom
Storage space available
Resolution
ISO Rating

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7
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How can you ensure that your lens will produce better images?

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If you by a large lens more light in being captured therefore it will improve the quality of the image.

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8
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How can sensor size aid the quality of your pictures?

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Large sensors capture more light but also allow better quality in different lighting.

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9
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What’s the difference between optical zoom vs digital zoom?

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Optical: uses lens on camera to get closer to the object being photographed.
Digital: Using the magnifying glass feature in the imaging software to get closer to the image, reduces the image quality.

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10
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What is resolution?

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Total number of pixels that make up a picture.

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11
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What does the ISO Rating rate?

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How sensitive the camera is to light.

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12
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What is a flatbed scanner?

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Slightly larger than A4 in size.
Can scan photos, magazines and documents.

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13
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What is a sheet fed scanner?

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Portable scanner
Smaller than Flatbed scanner
Can only scan one page rather than a book.

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14
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How is the quality of a scanned image determined?

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Resolution
Pixels
Colour depth

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15
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What are 3 advantages of scanners?

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Large documents can be stored in a single file
Electronic copies take up no physical space in a building.
Scan images and convert them into a format that can be stored digitally.

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16
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What are the disadvantages of scanners?

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Scanning can be slow
Quality of the digital image depends to a large extent on the quality of the original copy.