Adobe Photoshop CS6 / Domain2

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  1. 5. ratio/Relationship of the object’s height to its width
  2. 6. Increasing the number of pixels in an image Vector: Image is created with mathematical calculations and can be enlarged without a loss of quality
  3. 7. represented by pixels in a grid layout each pixel contains color information for the image
  4. 8. dynamic range Images that allow a photographer to record a much larger range of tonal detail than can be captured in one photo
  5. 9. mode that uses cyan (C), magenta (M), yellow (Y), and black (K) to create various colors in print
  6. 11. Colors that are in a range that can be displayed or printed
  7. 13. on a printer is measured in ink dots per inch
  8. 14. Short for picture element; a single point in a picture laid out in rows and columns
  9. 15. ruling/ Actual number of printer dots per inch, measured in lines per inch Typography/ Selections made to design the text and the placement of the words
  10. 16. When the number of pixels is decreased, image data is removed
  11. 18. The feeling that is conveyed to make the typeface comfortable and easy to read
  12. 19. composition/Arrangement of the visual elements of your image to create a visually compelling design
  13. 20. Removing the outside portion of an image to correct its focus
  14. 21. image/ Image represented by pixels in a grid layout; each pixel contains color information for the image
  15. 22. hierarchy/ Used in graphic design to emphasize important elements and organize content in a logical manner
Down
  1. 1. A method of resampling an image, using existing pixel colors to create new color values
  2. 2. size/ Dimensions specified when preparing an image for print
  3. 3. of view/ Area that makes up the picture
  4. 4. Area of the composition that often displays the subject of the composition
  5. 7. behind the subject, which provides context and depth to the composition, or can be used to help isolate the main subject
  6. 10. screen frequency/ Actual number of printer dots per inch, measured in lines per inch
  7. 12. Measured in pixels per inch (ppi); the higher the resolution, the more pixels per inch RGB: Color mode that uses red (R), green (G), and blue (B) in various combinations to create the colors you see on a computer display, a television screen, or a movie in a theatre)
  8. 17. Lines per inch; measures the actual printer dots per inch
  9. 20. Raw/Format containing minimally processed data that is not ready to be used and still needs to be processed