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Digital Imagery Quiz – Review
Plank Jr. High – DIWD Class
Mr. Brown
Characteristics of a Digital Image
It can be captured several1 ways:
– By camera
– By an image scanner
– By Cell phone
Is stored on a Flash Drive, Memory Card, or
Computer as numerical data2 called Bits3
(i.e., 01010110)
Memory Card and Flash are similar4
technologies known as “Solid State Storage”
Is converted into the image5 by the camera
or computer
There are many6 types of Memory Cards
or Flash Drives
San Disk Cards –
Sony Cards –
Fuji Cards -
[Photo Courtesy of: http://sandisk.com]
Memory Cards or Flash Drives
Are a rapid7 changing technology
Come in various sizes8 and prices9
(e.g., 500mb, 1gb, 4gb, 128gb, etc.)
Can only fit so many images10 before
they are FULL!
Take a minute to look at one of the
major manufacturer web sites:
http://sandisk.com/consumer-products
Importing Images from a
Memory Card to a Computer
Most cameras come with a connector11
cable
Memory Card readers12 direct connect to
your computer and fit many types of
Memory Cards
Connections are via the USB Port13 on
your computer
Newer computers have built-in14 Memory
Card readers
A computer can fit only so many
images15 before it FILLS up!
Image Quality Key Terms
(see definition on Wikipedia for each)
Pixel - An abbreviation of the words “picture element16”. Is a
measurement of the resolution in a digital camera.
Image Resolution – A measurement of the amount of
detail17 that can be recorded in a digital image. The higher the
number, the greater the image quality.
DPI (Dots per inch18) – Is a measure of image density in terms
of the number of individual dots that are recorded in a 1 inch by
1 inch square dimension. Tends to correlate to an images
resolution
MegaPixel - A megapixel is 1 million pixels19, and is a term
used to express the ability of a digital camera to take high
quality pictures.
An example of Pixel Density
This example shows an image with a portion greatly enlarged, in which
the individual pixels are rendered as little squares and can easily be seen.
Image Quality and Computer Storage
Most images are captured and stored
on a Memory Card or a Computer Hard
Drive in Kilobytes20
KB21 – an abbreviation for Kilobytes
The higher the quality setting22 used
on the camera, the larger the image23
and computer file size24 that will result
The larger the image or file size, the
larger the Memory Card or Computer
Hard Disk Drive you will need
Converting Kilobytes…
Know how to use the conversion
calculator found on this web site:
http://www.calculatorfreeonline.com/converters/c
omputerstorage.php
Also know how to determine the
number of images that will fit on
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an 8 GB Memory Card
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Convert Hard Drive size from Gigabytes to
Kilobytes, then divide by Image Size
Photo Capture Assignment Example
Image tags can be found by
“right-clicking25” on the picture
Image Computer File Formats
JPEG26 – Is a compressed image format.
Very common on the Internet for its smaller
size and portability
Search wikipedia.org for
“Image File Formats27”
Adobe Photoshop
Is used to compress28 images into JPEG format
• There are four29 main levels of JPEG compression
(Max, High, Med, and Low).
• When an image is compressed, it’s computer file size
is reduced, but it’s quality is not diminished
• Compressed JPEG images are the most common
images found on web sites
Is used to change an image size30 (for example,
from 5x7” to Billboard size, etc.)
Is used to adjust image colors31, hue/saturation,
and balance
Is used to seamlessly blend32 two images
together into one
Has many other tools33 for creating graphic
designs
When to use High Quality vs. Low
Quality Images
Use High Quality34 Images When:
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It’s a studio setting35 such as family picture
or art work
You want to blow an image up to larger sizes
(e.g., Billboard size, etc.)
Use Lower Quality36 Images When:
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You’re out having fun with friends or family
You’re publishing a Web site37 so your web
pages will load faster for visitors
To save space38 on your Memory Card,
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