Exam 15: Working With Graphics

What are the three advantages of vector graphics?

In the figure above, image 2 is a ____.

The process of creating technical drawings and blueprints on a PC is ____.

Vector graphics are designed to work with layers of ____.

Lossy compression saves data and can reduce image quality.

The process of applying surfaces to a wireframe and producing a 2-D image is called ____.

A ____ graphic consists of a set of points, lines, and other geometrical shapes.

Describe ways to reduce file size and identify specific file types.

A CCD's ____ correspond to pixels.

Photos from your own collection cannot be converted into computer-compatible formats.

Vector graphics do not look like photographic images.

The part of the rendering process called ____ traces the rays of light from the light source to the object.

____ resolution is expressed as the width and height of the grid that holds the dots.

A(n) ____ color depth produces 256 colors.

A ____ graphic requires 24 bits for each dot of color in an image.

As images are transferred from your camera to the hard disk drive of your PC, they're stored as ____ on your PC.

There are basically two types of graphics to work with: bitmap and ____ graphics.

In the figure above, the rendering process referred to by item 2 ____.

After finishing your photo shoot, you can transfer the photos to your PC by plugging your camera into the ____ port on your computer.

The graphics file type that consists of unprocessed data captured directly from a digital camera's sensor array is ____.