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Takes different resolutions into account The benefits of DISCAS include ______. (Select all
that apply.)
Are independently confirmed and ratified
Takes different aspect ratios into account
Is a best practice with unclear origins
Takes different resolutions into account


Image Height

Vertical Image Resolution The Farthest Viewer distance for ADM depends on (select all that
apply):
Image Height
Eye Height
Vertical Image Resolution
Horizontal Image Resolution
Percent Element Height



37.7 The Farthest Viewer is 120 inches (3048 mm) away from the HDTV (1080p) image. The
audience is viewing medical imagery. What is the height of the image?
(Round your answers to the nearest tenth of an inch or to the nearest millimeter; do not
include units)



a group of pixels conveying an item of information An element is __________. (Choose the
best answer)
a group of pixels conveying an item of information
20 pixels
the height of a capital T
the size of the display

, 324 The Image Height is 54 inches (1372 mm), and the audience will be viewing PowerPoints
at 3 Percent Element Height. What is the distance limitation to the Farthest Viewer?
(Round your answers to the nearest tenth of an inch or to the nearest millimeter; do not
include units)



288 The Image Height is 48 inches (1219 mm) for a general classroom that will use a 3
Percent Element Height on a 4K (2160p) display. What is the distance limitation to the Farthest
Viewer?
(Round your answers to the nearest tenth of an inch or to the nearest millimeter; do not
include units)



64.7 The Farthest Viewer is 103 inches (2616 mm) away, and the viewing task is ADM on a
4K (2160p) image. What is the Image Height?
(Round your answers to the nearest tenth of an inch or to the nearest millimeter; do not
include units)



3% Although the numbers may need to be tweaked per the application, what is a good
starting point for a Percent Element Height?
1.5%
3%
10%
5%



60 No viewing position in the horizontal plane should exceed __________ degrees from the
opposite perpendicular edge of the displayed image.
90
30
45
60

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