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a leader-board banner is 728 pixels wide and 90 pixels tall.if a computer display is 72 dpi, how large is the leader-borad banner in inches

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color model

a way of mixing base colors to create a spectrum of colors

HSL

hue, saturation, lightness

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HSB

hue, saturation, brightness

gamut

the whole range or extent

additive method

A solid modeling design method where geometric primitives are combined to create a single object.

subtractive method

method of diminishing the wave lengths of light by superimposing two or more color transparencies over the same light source; the light is gradually reduced by absorption of colors in the light.

Raster images

are often called bitmap images because they are made of millions of tiny squares, called pixels

Bitmap

an image composed of pixels with a fixed resolution

bit depth

Refers to the number of colours in an image.

true color

24-bit color depth

Deep color

A color depth that uses a bit depth of 48, which produces over 1 billion colors.

Alpha Channel

Part of a pixel's data that tells how opaque or transparent that color should appear when the graphics card calculates how to render the image on screen.

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Masking color

A single shade of a color that can be set to be transparent.

vector images

Use mathematic equations and geometric elements (points, lines, and shapes) to create art.

Bitmap tracing

"The process of software programs that also convert raster images to vector images

Optimizing

picking the very best option

Compression

The part of a longitudinal wave where the particles of the medium are close together.

Lossy Compression

a process of reducing a file's size by altering and/or eliminating some pixels

dithers

Breathing holes in the image or pixels are no longer touching each other

Interpolation

A passage included in an author's work without his/her consent

dots per inch (dpi)

A measurement of image quality for printers.

Pixels per Inch (PPI)

A measure of screen density refers to the number of device pixels on a physical surface.

resampled

Reads a new image without reducing the image resolution

bicubic

produces a better quality than either nearest neighbor or bilinear; the processing time takes a little longer, and a more complex method is used to determine the color of new pixels that are added based on a larger area of surrounding pixels.n: