Question

Select the 3 TRUE statements about storing digital images.

Group of answer choices

When storing the original file, use highest resolution possible if you are not sure how the images might be used.

Back up important documents on an external storage device.

Don't include descriptive information, version or size, and intended use information, as this increases file size.

Keep the original high resolution file in a separate place and make a copy to edit and process.

To get a higher resolution image of a low resolution picture, simply resave it at a higher resolution.

Answer 1

• When storing the original file, use highest resolution possible if you are not sure how the images might be used.

• Back up important documents on an external storage device.

• Keep the original high resolution file in a separate place and make a copy to edit and process.

Step-by-step explanation:

The other two are incorrect. -->

Descriptive info hardly affects file size. In fact this should be a requirement to identify the image.

You cannot go from a lower resolution image to a higher resolution image, only the other way around