Exam 9: Graphics

_____________ is a method of changing the size of a raster image by increasing or decreasing the image's pixel count.

An analog image in formed by a bitmap comprised of pixels.

JPEG is a popular _____________ file format for encoding digital photographs or images.

A __________ is the smallest definable element of a raster image.

An 800 x 600 pixel image is comprised of 48,000 pixels.

________ is depicted as x:y and is an indicator of the proportional relationship of the width to the height of a digital display or screen.

In broadcast television, the practice of ________ is used because it minimizes both bandwidth use and flickering.

DVB is the HDTV systems standard adopted by the United States.

__________ is an example of a program specifically designed for vector imaging.

Television and film images are able to simulate motion because of a phenomenon known as _________.

The term computer graphics was coined in 1960 by William Fetter.

Which of the following is a computer graphics format that uses mathematically constructed paths to define a graphic's visual structure?

When re-sizing a raster image, you can expand its dimensions as much as you like without compromising its quality.

Which of the following terms refers to the fixed number of image pixels in television or digital display.

In RGB color space, white is produced by mixing equal and full amounts of the three primary colors.

The term ____________ refers to the quality of a raster image and relates directly to the size and number of pixels contained in the image.

Full HD video has a resolution of ____________ pixels.

With the release of high-definition digital television, the aspect ratio changed from 4:3 to _______ (a popular widescreen format).

A(n) __________ is a two- or three-dimensional representation of a person, animal, object, or scene in the natural world.

The Digital Cinema Initiative (DCI) set the standards for which of the following advanced HD formats?