LEREY Digital Imaging Terminology
Project Details
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Digital images are the creation of raster or vector images through computerized
devices or methods. Raster and vector images will create very different results.
Purpose:
Upon completing this project, you will know the terminology needed to work in
the digital design industry
Estimated completion time
10 minutes
Steps for Completion:
1. For each image characteristic, indicate if the characteristic is indicative
of a raster image or a vector image.
a) Stroke
vector image
b) Array
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Domain 1
Topic Digital Image Terms and Basic
Design Principles
Subtopic Digital Imaging
Terminology
Objectives covered
1 Working in the Design Industry
1.4 Demonstrate knowledge of key
terminology related to digital images
1.4a Demonstrate knowledge of
digital image terminology
c) Rasterize
d) Lines
e) Pixel
I
1) Square
g) Object
h) High resolution
* Low resolution:
] Fill
k) Path

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