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Question Lesson 2
1.. Images using pixels are images, while images using mathematics are images. [Digital Imaging Terminology]
2. The amount of detail an image can hold is called its . [Digital Imaging Terminology]
3.. is either the number of bits used to indicate the color of a single pixel, or the number of bits used for each color component of a single pixel. [Digital Imaging Terminology]
4.. are three dimensional; are two dimensional. [Basic Design Principles]
5.. is the meter of light and dark values used to render a realistic object. [Basic Design Principles]
6.. In art, often refers to the visual weight that is being shown. [Basic Design Principles]
7. Negative space, also called , is all of the area that exists around the elements of your composition. [Basic Design Principles]
8.. 16:9 and 4:3 are numbers that refer to an image's . [Basic Design Principles]

9. The subject of your photograph that you want to bring attention to is called the . [Basic Design Principles]
10. You are an image when you resize it by increasing or reducing its number of pixels. [Basic Design Principles]

Basic Design Principles
There are many basic principles that create harmony in a design. The form, color, balance, and spacing of the image will draw the human eye to an item and invoke a message.
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Form
1. What is a one-dimensional basic component in art and geometry?
2. What are the differences between a shape and a form?
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3. Light and shadow are used to create and .

Color
4. In a standard artist's color wheel, the primary colors are , , and .
5. If the three colors listed above are the primary colors, then the secondary colors are , , and .
6. Complementary colors are the color wheel from each other.
7. Analogous colors are to each other on the color wheel.
8. Tone is created using and .
9. Tint will add to a color and shade will add to a color.
10. Black and white are also used to create

Balance
11. What are the four text alignments?. . ,and
12. A design is when the visual weight is balanced on all sides.
13. A design is -when one side is not balanced, or heavy.
14. Negative space is also called .
15. What is a modern screen's aspect ratio today?

Space
16. What is an example of framing? "
17. What is the rule of thirds?

18. If the background is out of focus, you are creating a .
19. Foreground is to you, while background is from you.
20. Resampling will resize an image by reducing or increasing the in the image.

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