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| A type of raster graphic that is uncompressed, supports 256 colors, and because of its large file size is not well suited for transfer acress the internet. Commonly used for creating icons and wallpaper. |
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| A raster graphic format that supports transparency, uses lossless compression, supports several different color depths, but is not widely supported by web browsers and image editors without plug-ins. |
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Refers to how an image is saved in order to reduce file size. |
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A raster graphic format that is the stand format on the web for animation, supports transparency, uses lossless compression, supports 256 and is commonly used for clip art, animation, icons, and logos. |
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Composed of mathematical formulas that define lines, shapes, and curves. |
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Removing the background color of a raster image making it "see-throught: in order to allow the image to blend in with its background. |
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A type of image editing in which part of the image is removed. |
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Pivoting an object around its center point. |
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A type of image editing that refers to the relationship of an object's width to its height. |
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Refers to the ease of which files are opened, modified, and viewed on computers using different operating systems, software and browsers. |
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The type of compression in which no data is lost during compression. |
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Compiling multiple pictures or objects together into one image. Can be turned on or off. |
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Copying part of an image and using it to replace unwanted parts of the image. |
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An image editing effect that is used to apply special affects to an image. |
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Dots of ink or toner in a printed image. |
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Anything on a page that is not actual text. |
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The amount of detail stored for an image. |
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Refers to the number of colors per pixel that can be displayed in an image. |
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The type of compress where some data is lost during compression. |
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Images composed of grids of pixels that have a fixed resolution and cannot be resized without losing image quality. Also called bitmap images |
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The type of raster graphic format that does not support animation or transparency, uses losssy compression, and supports 16 M colors. |
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The type of raster graphic format that is available in compress and uncompressed formats. Commonly used for storying raw bitmap data, high resolution printing, and as a storage container for faxes and other digital media. |
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Premade graphics that are available online and in many software packages; may be vector or raster. |
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Filling an object with a smooth transition from one color to another. |
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The number of pixels in one inch. |
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Raster graphics applied as a fill or used to create filters and backgrounds. |
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