IT group 6 7 Flashcards

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is a file format for digital image

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image file format

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is commonly used method of lossy compession for digital image

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JPEG

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JPEG

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Joint Photographic Expert Group

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4
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is a raster life format designed for relatively basic images that appear mainly on internet

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GIF

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5
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GIF

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Graphic Interchange Format

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6
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is a raster graphic file format that supports lossless data compression

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PNG

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PNG

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Portable Network Graphics

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8
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is a computer file used to store graphics and information

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TIFF

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9
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Tiff

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Tagged image file

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10
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two types of digital file

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raster and vector

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11
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are images that are built by mathematical formula

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Vector

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12
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are composed of colored blocks commonly referred to as pixels

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raster

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13
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means the process that automatically scans an individuals facial features

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photo imaging

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14
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used in the video/film business for quality improvement

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post processing

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15
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Before diving into your design, create an infographic outline. In your outline, include your headers, data, and any design details you don’t want to forget.

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Create an infographic outline

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Come up with a title that is catchy and descriptive. Readers should get a sense of what the information will be, to engage them and make them want to read further.

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Write a compelling title

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– are the structural base to any design. allows you to easily organize elements and information– also play an essential role in keeping objects and elements aligned.

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Use a grid design or wireframe for your infographic design

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is a period in human hsitory that started in 1970s characterized by the use of computers

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digital age

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it is defined s a diverse set of technological tools and resources ued to transmit, store create or exchange info

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Information communication technology

20
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is a progress of visual content

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graphic design

21
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used to attract attention, aesthetic

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color theory

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it helps to creates an emotional connection

23
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you need to put them together

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composition

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For example, you could use a one column layout for a minimal infographic,

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Use the right infographic layout for your data

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Always start your infographic planning with pen and paper. This way, you can work through concepts and designs roughly before finalizing a digital copy.
Follow data visualization best practices
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The types of charts most commonly used in infographics are pie charts, bar graphs, column graphs and line charts
Choose the best chart types for your data
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is a very important element for infographic design and your one way to explain your ideas and information when images, graphs or icons can’t.
Typography
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The use of photography can be tricky if there is not a photographer available to take the shots of exactly what you need. Be sure that the photos you use have a consistent style and lighting.
Use photography in your infographic design
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creates visual impact by placing two strikingly different elements beside each other. If an infographic has a light background with bold colored shapes, our eyes are immediately attracted to the bold colors. This allows you to organize information by having a certain element more prominent than another.
Use contrast in your infographic design