Terms 3

Question 1

“object oriented graphics” is a method of electronically coding graphic images so that they are represented in lines rather than a series of dots, allowing an image on a computer screen, to be rotated or scaled and never look pixelated.

Answer 1

Vector graphics

Question 2

is a vector drawing program

Answer 2

Adobe Illustrator

Question 3

are computer graphics in which an image is composed of an array of pixels (dots) arranged in rows and columns,called a bit-mapped image.

Answer 3

Raster graphics

Question 4

A raster program

Answer 4

Photoshop

Question 5

All images seen on the monitor are bit-mapped. Even ______ images are converted to raster in order to view on a monitor.

Answer 5

Vector

Question 6

The draw back to _____ images is that you can see individual pixels when enlarged too much, creating a blurry or low resolution look.

Answer 6

Raster

Question 7

Files are more or less self- contained, reasonably predictable post script documents that describe an image or drawing and can be placed within another post script document

Answer 7

Encapsulated Postscript

Question 8

A format primarily used for saving raster-based digital images like line art and photographs. These files are preferred by commercial printing companies.

Answer 8

Tagged image file format

Question 9

Usually refers to the printed image resoutuion

Answer 9

DPI- Dots per inch

Question 10

Usually refers to monitor image resolution

Answer 10

PPI- Pixels per inch

Question 11

Good quality for web/ monitor images NOT print

Answer 11

72 dpi

Question 12

Considered printer quality- overkill for web/ monitor and may even be too large for websites causing problems opening the site.

Answer 12

300 dpi or higher