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Derivative work - answer-A work that is derived from or based on one or more existing works. Intellectual property - answer-May include copyrights, trademarks, patents, industrial design rights, and trade secrets. Copyright - answer-Provides protection to authors of "original works of authorship" both published and unpublished works can be protected fair use doctrine - answer-Allows work to be reproduced or altered for a variety of reasons including news reporting, teaching, and research Phases of a project plan - answer-1- scheduling 2-planning and analysis 3-designing and building 4-review and evaluation 5-implementing and publishing Interpolation - answer-A method used by photoshop to resample an image, using existing pixel colors Up sampling - answer-Increasing the size of an image Resolution - answer-Measurement of an image on the screen, web, or video Down sampling - answer-Decreasing the size of an image Contrast - answer-Creating differences between elements on a life this can be achieved with color varying, size, fonts, and font styles. Hierarchy - answer-Contains elements that lead the reader through each element in order of its significance Harmony - answer-Pulling the composition of an image together by using repetition and rhythm Scale - answer-Using the relative size of elements against each other to attract attention to a focal point Repetition - answer-Creating visual consistency by repeating an element such as colors, styles, and shapes What is the rule of thirds? - answer-The rule of thirds divides your canvas into three column and rows List 2 phases of production t are specifically part of an artist responsibility in a photoshop project plan. - answer-Final image processing, creating comprehensive sample graphics What is the primary function of Adobe bridge? - answer-To manage, open, and view files What will a browser do if it cannot exactly match the original color selected for an image? - answer-Dithering- scattering different colored pixels in an image to make it appear there are intermediate colors in images with a limited color palette What are 2 factors that should be most influenced when working on a project for a client? - answer-Client goals Target audience What is a color gamut? - answer-The range of colors that can be distinguished by any given device What is another name for Easter graphics? - answer-Another name for a taster graphic is called a bitmap Which file formats are best suited for high quality images that will be displayed on a webpage? - answer-PNG JPG What correctly describes an image with an INDEXED color? - answer-It is an image that uses the color palette with a default maximum value of 256 colors What is a smart object - answer-Smart objects are layers that contain image data from raster or vector images, such as photoshop or illustrator files (larger file size) What is rasterize? - answer-Rasterize means to turn an image into points on a grid (pixelate it) What tree things should you rasterize? - answer-1-smart object 2-type 3-shape What would you frequently reuse for a blog site that has frequent updates? - answer-Header and logo image What design principles can be represented with an overlay when using the crop tool? - answer-The rule of thirds, the golden ratio, and the golden spiral (pleasing proportions) What are a couple advantages of smart objects? - answer-The advantages of a smart object, good quality, and flexibility (doesn't throw away pixels) What is the purpose of flattening an image? - answer-Flattened images are smaller Why would a designer want to change the CMYK working space in the color settings dialog box? - answer-Because the designer is getting ready to print and wants to print at the highest quality What do you never discuss with a client? - answer-Budget