Lecture 1 Flashcards

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What is Computer Graphics?

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The production of images computers for use in any medium

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What is Image Processing?

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Electronic analysis or manipulation of an image

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What are the two types of computer graphics?

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Raster Graphics (bitmaps) and Vector Graphs

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Define Raster Graphics

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One type of computer graphics. It uses a grid of individual pixels where each pixel can be a different colour or shade. Used to create Digital Images.

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Define Vector Graphics

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Uses Mathematical relationships between points and the paths connecting them to describe the image. Generally produces a clearer image than when raster graphics are used.

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What is a pixel?

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A display element on a screen. There are two main types of Pixels: RGB and CMYK

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What are RGB Pixels

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A RBG pixel is composed of three values: Red, Green and Blue.
It tries to match the functionality of the human eye
The pixel values are stored in a 3D array with a dimension for each colour usually ranging from 0 - 255

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What are CMYK Pixels?

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A CMYK pixel is composed of 4 values: Cyan, Magenta, Yellow and Black. Less common than RGB pixels.

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What is resolution?

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Resolution is the number of pixels in an image

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What is a megapixel?

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1 megapixel = 1 million pixels

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What is a Grey-Scale Image / Monochrome Image?

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An image containing grey-level information and no colour info.
Typically contains 8 bits per pixel data, allowing for 256 different grey-levels.

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Grey-level resolution?

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L = 2^k
k = the number of bits used to represent grey-levels of the digital image
e.g. if L = 2^8, then this is an 8-bit image with a greyscale of 256.
For an 8-bit image of size 512 x 512, then the storage size for this image is 512 x 512 x 8 = 2,097,152 bits

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How are histograms used to analyse light values of an image?

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It plots how often each intensity value in an image occurs. Used to visualise the light values in the image and to test some of the heuristics for better image quality.

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