multimedia Flashcards

AS-level

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define vector graphics

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images made up of drawing objects, the properties of each object determines its shape and appearance

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define bitmap images

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images stores as an array of individual pixels

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what is pixel?

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smallest picture element

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what is image resolution

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measured in pixels per inch, this value determines the amount of details an image has.
higher image resolution means that there are more pixels per inch resulting in more pixel information and creating high quality images

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what is screen resolution?

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number of pixels which can be viewed horizontally and vertically on a screen

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what is color depth/bit depth

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number of bits allocated to represent each pixel’s color

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what is metadata

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data about data eg:-filename, file format, color depth.

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what is file header

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contains information regarding the image such as its file size, number of pixel ,type of compression, color depth , file location.

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how images are encoded into a digital format?

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  • the images are stored as bitmap images
    -each image is made up of pixels
    -each pixel is of a single color
    -each color has a unique binary number
    -sequence of each binary number is stored of each image
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10
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features of graphics editing software

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re-size- increase/decrease the size of the image
crop-remove certain part of the image
blur- reduce the focus
red- eye reduction- reduces red light reflected from human eye

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what are the features of vector graphics

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– vector graphics store a set of instructions about how to draw the shape .
–can be enlarged without the image being pixelated
–do not compress well
–individual elements of vector graphics can be grouped
–suitable for more geometric shapes

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benefits of using vector graphics

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– can resize it without pixalation
–images are redrawn with each adjustment
–smaller file size
– storing commands, not individual pixels
–can be transferred quicker and download quicker

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define property ,drawing list , drawing objects

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property: data about the shapes
drawing list: the list of shapes involved in an image
drawing objects: the object made with different shapes

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how to calculate file size

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size: (width pixels)(height pixels)(color depth)
{units = bits}

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define digital data

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data that has been stored as binary value which can be either 0 or 1

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define analogue data

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data obtained by measurement of physical property which can have any value from a continuous range of values.

17
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define sampling

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taking measurement at regular time interval

18
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define sampling rate

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the number of samples taken per second

19
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define sampling resolution

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the number of bits used to store each sample

20
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how sampling is used to record the sound clip

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– the amplitude of the sound wave is determined
–at set time interval
–to get an approximation of the sound wave
–encode as a sequence of binary numbers
–increasing the sampling rate will improve the accuracy of the recording

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what is quantization error

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quantization error is the difference between the analog signal and the closest digital value at each sampling instant