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| a category of graphics that represents the digital image as an array of dots called pixels |
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| uncompressed bitmap file format that is very large and is not appropriate for the web |
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| the measure of felative lightness or darkness of a color |
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| relationship between the light and dark areas of an image |
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| tool the enables the user to remove part of an image |
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| function of a digital camera used to make the image seem more close-up |
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| program used to create vector graphics |
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| Graphics interchange format |
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| compressed bitmap file format that supports onlt 256 colors and is appropriate for the web |
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| to select more than one object to create a composiite object |
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| to inser text or objects from another source |
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| Joint photographer expers group |
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| compressed bitmap file format that is perferred for photographs |
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| feature that allows you to place one image on top of anoter and edit eaach independently |
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| zooom that allows you to take extreme close ups |
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| zoom that physically increases the length of the lens |
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| programs used to creat bitmap images |
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| Portable network graphics |
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| compressed bitmap filr format similar to the gif format |
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| changing the sixe or shape of an object |
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| quality of digital detail in an image |
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| function within graphic softwar that enables a user to rotate an image |
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| horizontal or vertical line used as a divider |
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| uncompressed bitmap fil format that supports 16 million colors |
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| the transfer of a file from a source computer to a destination computer |
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| an image created by using series of mathematically define lines and curves rather than pixels |
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| lightly shaded text or image place in the background or embedded in some paper stock |
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| microsoft's vector file format |
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