Tuesday, February 1, 2011
Friday, January 7, 2011
chapter 1
what are the primary colors computers mix to create other colors?
red, greenblue (RGB)
what are the primary image types and how do they differ?
victor and bitmap. vector images are mathematical equations that discribe the shape of an object. bitmap images are a pixel by pixel representation of an image.
colordepth is also refereed to as?
bit dept
what file types are currently supported b netscape navigator and microsoftr internet exploer
chapter 2
what are the main areas of the photoshop workspaces?
the image window, toolbox, palettes, and menu
how is the option bar related to the toolbox?
the options bar allows yout o adjust any avalible settings tool accesible from the toolbox.
how do you undock and dock the palletes?
clickj and drag on a palletes tab to either dock or undock it
which menu item will give you access to photo shops preferences?
edit
how do you reset your pallete arrangment back to its default settings?
select window/reset palette locations form the window.
chapter 3
what are the five key decisions involved in creating a new image?
image name, image width highet, image resulution, image mode, and image contents
why edit images in 24-bit colour depth if imideatly they will be 8-bit images on the interenet?
if you work in a bit-dept 8, many photoshop advanced features, such as using filters, resizing images, and re-colouring imaes are either not avalibe or do not operate effectivly.
why would you use the magnifing glass/navigation controls
they allow you to edit the small details in an image and zoom in on you image content.
what is a snapshot in the history palette?
snapshot is recoreded of the imae complette with all the modifications you have preformed on it.
if you delete a history sate with other states below it what happens to those states?
nothing, they remaiun in the history panel unaffected
what are the primary colors computers mix to create other colors?
red, greenblue (RGB)
what are the primary image types and how do they differ?
victor and bitmap. vector images are mathematical equations that discribe the shape of an object. bitmap images are a pixel by pixel representation of an image.
colordepth is also refereed to as?
bit dept
what file types are currently supported b netscape navigator and microsoftr internet exploer
chapter 2
what are the main areas of the photoshop workspaces?
the image window, toolbox, palettes, and menu
how is the option bar related to the toolbox?
the options bar allows yout o adjust any avalible settings tool accesible from the toolbox.
how do you undock and dock the palletes?
clickj and drag on a palletes tab to either dock or undock it
which menu item will give you access to photo shops preferences?
edit
how do you reset your pallete arrangment back to its default settings?
select window/reset palette locations form the window.
chapter 3
what are the five key decisions involved in creating a new image?
image name, image width highet, image resulution, image mode, and image contents
why edit images in 24-bit colour depth if imideatly they will be 8-bit images on the interenet?
if you work in a bit-dept 8, many photoshop advanced features, such as using filters, resizing images, and re-colouring imaes are either not avalibe or do not operate effectivly.
why would you use the magnifing glass/navigation controls
they allow you to edit the small details in an image and zoom in on you image content.
what is a snapshot in the history palette?
snapshot is recoreded of the imae complette with all the modifications you have preformed on it.
if you delete a history sate with other states below it what happens to those states?
nothing, they remaiun in the history panel unaffected
Thursday, January 6, 2011
exam review
CCD's change light and color into electrical signals
ENG stands for Electric News Gathering
The viewfinder is a really tiny video monitor
Both monitors and
A TV Changes electrical signals into pictures
The electron gun is inside a video monitor
red blue and green are used to make video picture
The microphone picks up the sound and turns it into electrical signals
correct production sequence- treatment, script, storyboard, edit
the actual shooting of the video takes place during the production phase.
the treatment is written early in pre-production
Advertising sponsor is not on the production crew
who is most involved in post production? video editors
Editing happens in the phase called post-production
Music and sound effects are added during the post production phase of the video
The design brief and the treatment are prepared during the pre-production phase
the people who watch the program are the audience
The producer takes care of the budget for a video production
To edit video, the director and editor demodulate the selected scenes
A storyboard is a picture outline created during pre-production of the video
the first person to work on the video is the director
the camera operator puts the scene in the video by framing
long shot = establishing shot
ENG stands for Electric News Gathering
The viewfinder is a really tiny video monitor
Both monitors and
A TV Changes electrical signals into pictures
The electron gun is inside a video monitor
red blue and green are used to make video picture
The microphone picks up the sound and turns it into electrical signals
correct production sequence- treatment, script, storyboard, edit
the actual shooting of the video takes place during the production phase.
the treatment is written early in pre-production
Advertising sponsor is not on the production crew
who is most involved in post production? video editors
Editing happens in the phase called post-production
Music and sound effects are added during the post production phase of the video
The design brief and the treatment are prepared during the pre-production phase
the people who watch the program are the audience
The producer takes care of the budget for a video production
To edit video, the director and editor demodulate the selected scenes
A storyboard is a picture outline created during pre-production of the video
the first person to work on the video is the director
the camera operator puts the scene in the video by framing
long shot = establishing shot
dreamweaver
WYSISYG Stands for- What you see is what you get
3 reasons to use Dreamweaver- Speed, convenience and organization
Dreamweaver offers a HTML editor as well
FTP Stands for- File Transfer Protocol
FTP capability in Dreamweaver is convenient because you don't have to use a separate FTP program
A "site" in dreamweaver is a folder that contains your web site and all it's files
A template allows you to create one master page the other pages are based on
Unless you tell it otherwise, dreamweaver rewrites the HTML
After you change your preferences, errors are presented in yellow
When you press F12 in dreamweaver it opens whatever browser is your default browser and previews the web page you are working on.
3 reasons to use Dreamweaver- Speed, convenience and organization
Dreamweaver offers a HTML editor as well
FTP Stands for- File Transfer Protocol
FTP capability in Dreamweaver is convenient because you don't have to use a separate FTP program
A "site" in dreamweaver is a folder that contains your web site and all it's files
A template allows you to create one master page the other pages are based on
Unless you tell it otherwise, dreamweaver rewrites the HTML
After you change your preferences, errors are presented in yellow
When you press F12 in dreamweaver it opens whatever browser is your default browser and previews the web page you are working on.
Monday, December 6, 2010
december - 6th - 2010 / architectural building
An architectural drawing or architect's drawing is a technical drawing of a building (or building project) that falls within the definition of architecture. architectural drawings are used by architects to build a house, store, or skyscraper/tall buildings. also to create a design IDEA not an actual design.
The development of the computer had a major impact on the methods used to design and create technical drawings. which include particular views (floor plan, section etc.), sheet sizes, units of measurement and scales, annotation and cross referencing.
One-point perspective
One vanishing point is typically used for roads, railway tracks, hallways, or buildings viewed so that the front is directly facing the viewer. Any objects that are made up of lines either directly parallel with the viewer's line of sight or directly perpendicular (the railroad slats) can be represented with one-point perspective.Two-point perspective - has one set of lines parallel to the picture plane and two sets oblique to it.Parallel lines oblique to the picture plane converge to a vanishing point,which means that this set-up will require two vanishing points.
Three-point perspective is usually used for buildings seen from above (or below).
The Concertgebouw (concert hall) in Amsterdam, by Adolf Leonard van Gendt, illustration published 1888.
Architectural Careers
Engineer - work is more technical and requires high level of math and science
- education beyond high school required
- a variety of engineering fields available
- required to pass an examination for certification
illustrator - combines artistic and architectural skills to produce drawings
Wednesday, December 1, 2010
Wednesday 1st of november
chapter 10: characteristics and skill of an entrepreneur
Risk Taker
businesses face risks. entrepreneur minimize risk through research and planning and skill development
perceptive
entrepreneurs view problems as opportunity and challenges
curious
entrepreneurs like to know how things work. they take the time and infinitive
imaginative
persistent
goal-setting
hardworking
Self-confident
flexible
independent
gathering information
planning
organizing
directing
controlling
human relationships
staff
supplier
customer
marketability
entrepeneurs need to askthemselves the following questions about their product, service or charity:
chapter 10: characteristics and skill of an entrepreneur
Entrepreneurial characteristics
not everyone want to be an entrepreneur and run their own business. being an entrepreneur requires specific characteristics and skills that are often achieved through education, hard work, and planningRisk Taker
businesses face risks. entrepreneur minimize risk through research and planning and skill development
perceptive
entrepreneurs view problems as opportunity and challenges
curious
entrepreneurs like to know how things work. they take the time and infinitive
imaginative
persistent
goal-setting
hardworking
Self-confident
flexible
independent
researcher skills
using information
management skills
organizing
directing
controlling
human relationships
staff
supplier
customer
marketability
entrepeneurs need to askthemselves the following questions about their product, service or charity:
- does your target market want this product? prove it.
- what is you competition? how much of the market do they own already? how will you take it away from them?
- are you competitive priced?
- is this a short term venture? how long will it last?
- what do you offer that no other products, service, or charity offers? why would a customer pay money for what you provide?
Thursday, November 25, 2010
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