1. MSET 365 Digital Imaging Technologies

2. MSET 365 The Sony Mavica

3. MSET 365 Using the Control Button The triangles work like cursor control keys on a keyboard. Pressing in on the center of the button works like the enter key on a keyboard.

4. MSET 365 Onscreen Displays Turn the display at the top of the screen on and off with the Display button. Turn the Menu Bar on and off with the Up and Down Arrows.

5. MSET 365 Image Size Highest quality – 4 images Sized for printing rather than a monitor – 4 images 8 images Home pages / PowerPoint – 10 images Attaching to email – 30 images Use the Control Button’s up arrow to access the file menu.

6. MSET 365 Recording Still Images Set to floppy - FD Set to Still

7. MSET 365 Controlling Flash Flash Options: Red-eye reduction Forced Flash No flash

8. MSET 365 Controlling the Flash

9. MSET 365 Playing Back Still Images Set to Play

10. MSET 365 Playing Back Still Images Scroll through the images with this button.

11. MSET 365 Deleting Images First, select and enter Delete. Then select and enter OK.

12. MSET 365 Viewing Images: The A Drive Open My Computer and double click the 31/2 Floppy (A). When you select an image file, a preview will be shown.

13. MSET 365 Viewing with a Card Reader The Mavica can also store image files on a media card rather than a floppy. The easiest way to move images from cameras using media cards for storage is with a media card reader. Card readers don’t require any software to be loaded on the computer to view the images.

14. MSET 365 The HP Scanner Start the scan by going to Start – Programs – HP PrecisionScan – HP PrecisionScan or by pressing the scan button.

15. MSET 365 The HP Scanner Select the region to scan by clicking on the Select Tool and dragging with the mouse. The space inside the dotted boundary will be saved as the image.

16. MSET 365 The HP Scanner Click on the Settings tab and set the resolution. DPI (dots per inch) is set dependent on intended use, in general: lower for web; higher for print. Lower for big things, higher for small things.

17. MSET 365 The HP Scanner 75 dpi: 23.5 kilobytes or 24,134 bytes 500 dpi: 1.01 megabytes or 1,063,974 bytes

18. MSET 365 The HP Scanner 25 dpi: 168 kilobytes or 173,046 bytes 150 dpi: 5.8 megabytes or 6,170,700 bytes

19. MSET 365 The HP Scanner Click the Accept button.

20. MSET 365 The HP Scanner Name the file something meaningful. Select the file type from the drop down menu. Choose where you want to save the file to.

21. MSET 365 The HP Scanner CharacteristicsBest for.jpg Small file size; 16.7 million colors; lossy compression (looses detail with each save) Photographs.gif Extremely small file size; 256 colors; lossless compression Line or clip art.png Lossless compression; meant to replace GIF Any type of graphic.bmpOriginated by MicrosoftAny type of graphic.pic(t)Originated by AppleAny type of graphic

22. MSET 365 The HP Scanner Close the Precision Scan dialog box.

23. MSET 365 Internet Images There are many sources of images on the web. Google has an excellent image search feature.

24. MSET 365 Internet Images Another good web source for images includes Pics4Learning which offers copyright free images.Pics4Learning For more image resources including some with content filters, visit: http://www.ncrtec.org/picture.htm

25. MSET 365 Internet Images When saving an image, first be sure you’ve located the full size image, as many images will initially be shown as a thumbnail.

26. MSET 365 Internet Images Right click on the image (Click and hold on a Mac) to access the dialog box shown at left. Select Save Picture As…

27. MSET 365 Internet Images On the Save Picture dialog box, select where you wish to save the image…. …then name it something meaningful before clicking Save.

28. MSET 365 Internet Images Finally, copy the URL where the image came from and paste it where you can access it for citation purposes later.