Gary Roll, Assignment 3

Assignment 3

Background: In PhotoDraw 2000, the white rectangular area where artwork is created;a also, the blank or colored area on a web page behind all text and graphics.
Edge: the border or frame of an object.
Align: to line up an object or objects by top, bottom, left or right sides, or center.
PNG: Portable Network Graphics file; similar to jpeg, but less lossy like gif files.
Vector Graphics: mathematically calculated objects composed of line segments and points.
Bitmap: image composed of small squares (dots) or pixels, can reference computer screen in size.
Crop: to remove the unwanted portion of an image.
Hue: the color of an object
Fill: the area inside an object.
Group: multiple images treated as a single object, with a specific alignment.
JPEG: image format for photos, created by the Joint Photographic Experts Group, more lossy.
GIF: image format, Graphics Interchange Format, works best on fewer colors, less lossy.
Bitmap graphics: image composed of small squares (dots) or pixel. Usually a large file size for even a small image--files often too large for web usage.
Pixel: small square or dots, that when group together, create a monitor's image.
Arrange: to move an image forward or backward, or in front of or behind other images.
Saturation: the amount of color in an image