Digital Media
Across
- 1. – Images made of mathematical paths; scalable without losing quality.
- 4. – The art and technique of arranging type for readability and visual appeal.
- 6. – The study of how colors interact, used to create visually appealing designs.
- 7. – A layer that applies color and tonal changes (e.g., brightness, contrast) without altering the original image.
- 9. – Used to isolate parts of an image for editing (e.g., Lasso, Magic Wand, Marquee).
- 12. – Color model for print (Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, Black).
- 13. – A visual outline showing scenes or shots in sequence before production.
- 17. – A licensing system that allows creators to share their work under specific conditions.
- 20. – A container that preserves an image’s source data for non-destructive editing.
- 23. – Images made of pixels, commonly edited in Photoshop; lose quality when scaled up.
- 24. – The workspace where video clips, audio, and effects are arranged for editing.
- 26. – Graph showing the tonal range (light to dark) of an image.
- 28. – The number of frames per second (fps) that make up video motion.
- 29. – Tool that copies pixels from one area to another to remove or repair parts of an image.
Down
- 2. – An effect placed between clips to create a smooth visual flow (e.g., cross dissolve).
- 3. – Types of digital image files (e.g., PSD – Photoshop file, JPEG – compressed image, PNG – transparent background).
- 5. – The amount of detail in an image, measured in pixels per inch (PPI).
- 8. – Determines how layers interact with each other visually (e.g., Multiply, Screen).
- 10. – Legal protection for creators of original works; limits unauthorized use.
- 11. – Removing unwanted outer areas of an image to improve framing or composition.
- 14. – Color model for digital displays (Red, Green, Blue).
- 15. – Supplemental footage that supports the main visuals in a video.
- 16. – A marker that defines the start or end point of an animation or effect.
- 18. – The proportional relationship between width and height of a video frame (e.g., 16:9).
- 19. – Blends imperfections into surrounding pixels for natural-looking retouching.
- 21. – The level of transparency in an image or layer.
- 22. – The process of exporting or producing the final version of a video project.
- 25. – Individual levels in Photoshop that can be edited separately to build complex designs.
- 27. – Technique used to hide or reveal parts of an image without permanently erasing them.