1. Graphics 1 Graphics 2 Color 2 I Spy 1pt 1 pt 1 pt 1pt 1 pt 2 pt 2 pt

2. Also called raster images, these images are pixel-based.

3. Also called raster images, these images are pixel-based. Bitmap Images

4. These images are mathematically-based.

5. These images are mathematically-based. Vector Images

6. These images:
are usually created/illustrated in “draw” or “illustrate” programs
have smooth edges
create curves or shapes
are good for precise illustrations

7. These images are VECTOR images!
are usually created/illustrated in “draw” or “illustrate” programs
have smooth edges
create curves or shapes
are good for precise illustrations

8. These images:
are created & edited in “photo” or “paint” programs
are mapped to a grid
are not easily scalable

9. These images are BITMAP images!
are created & edited in “photo” or “paint” programs
are mapped to a grid
are not easily scalable

10. What are the 2 main categories of graphic images?

11. What are the 2 main categories of graphic images? bitmap & vector

12. What is the smallest unit of measurement regarding computer data?

13. What is the smallest unit of measurement regarding computer data? a bit

14. Bit depth refers to the number of colors that can be displayed
Bit depth refers to the number of colors that can be displayed. The _____ the bit depth, the _____ the file size.

15. Bit depth refers to the number of colors that can be displayed
Bit depth refers to the number of colors that can be displayed. The higher the bit depth, the larger the file size.

16. What are the 3 primary graphic file formats for Web images?

17. What are the 3 primary graphic file formats for Web images?
GIF, JPEG & PNG

18. __ is the preferred file format for images with large areas of solid colors (logos, graphics & cartoons).

19. GIF is the preferred file format for images with large areas of solid colors (logos, graphics & cartoons).

20. ___ is a relatively new image file format and it can be 24-bit or 8-bit.

21. PNG is a relatively new image file format and it can be 24-bit or 8-bit.

22. The ____ color model is typically used when dealing with color viewed on a computer monitor.

23. The RGB color model is typically used when dealing with color viewed on a computer monitor.

24. The ____ color model is used on print material when printing in full color.

25. The CMYK color model is used on print material when printing in full color.

26. The CMYK color model is _____, which means light comes from a source, hits an object and reflects from the object into the eye.

27. The CMYK color model is reflective, hich means light comes from a source, hits an object and reflects from the object into the eye.

28. The RGB color model is _____, which means that light comes straight from the light source to your eyes.

29. The RGB color model is non-reflective, which means that light comes straight from the light source to your eyes.

30. What 3 types of colors make up the color wheel?

31. What 3 types of colors make up the color wheel
What 3 types of colors make up the color wheel? primary, secondary & tertiary (tur-shee-er-ee)

32. ___ refers to what most of us mean by color
___ refers to what most of us mean by color. It is the generic name used to describe a color.

33. Hue refers to what most of us mean by color
Hue refers to what most of us mean by color. It is the generic name used to describe a color.

34. Red, Yellow & Blue are _______ colors.

35. Red, Yellow & Blue are primary colors.

36. The “C” in the CMYK color model stands for ______.

37. The “C” in the CMYK color model stands for Cyan (sahy-an).

38. _______ refers to the amount of white there is in the color.

39. Brightness refers to the amount of white there is in the color.

40. The result of blending a primary color with a secondary color is…?

41. The result of blending a primary color with a secondary color is… a tertiary (tur-shee-er-ee)color.

42. This is an example of a ____ image.

43. This is an example of a bitmap image.

44. This is an example of a _____ image.

45. This is an example of a vector image.

46. Yellow & Red make …?

47. Yellow & Red make Orange

48. Yellow & Blue make …?

49. Yellow & Blue make Green

50. Blue & Red make …?

51. Blue & Red make Purple