1. Graphics Ms. Brewer Spring 2013

2. Bellwork Edmodo – log on! Quiz? Take it if you need to! Policies and Procedures Powerpoint in Shared Folder! Get to Know you document in Shared Folder!

3. What does it mean to compress an image? Why do you think we compress images? What do you think are the effects on the image? BELLWORK

4. Topics we’ll be Exploring… Graphic File Formats Clipart Photo Editing Photo Manipulating Creating and Presenting Graphics Projects Multimedia Projects

5. Assignments you’ll have… Vocabulary Quizzes Original Clipart Clipart Projects Paint Projects Photo Editing and Manipulation Multimedia Projects Individual Presentations

6. Top ways to ACE Graphics Complete all assignments according to the rubric. Hand your work in on time. Complete your powerpoint presentation when I am giving notes or explaining something new – they are graded. Study for your tests and quizzes. They do count!

7. Top ways to ACE Graphics Plan ideas in advance. Storyboards are graded. Have a positive attitude and good work ethic Be Creative Be School Appropriate Be Unique

8. Key Learning Image editing skills can enhance personal and professional projects

9. Unit Essential Question How can I design and create quality graphics for publication?

10. Lesson Essential Question How do I choose the best file format when saving an image?

11. Vocabulary. bmp.gif.jpg.png.psd.tiff Lossy Compression Lossless Compression

12. So why do we compress images?? By decreasing the image size (bytes) the screen speed is faster By decreasing the image size (bytes) the web page loads faster By decreasing the image size (bytes) the less the bandwidth consumption

13. Image Compression Methods Two Types - Lossy Compression Lossless Compression

14. The file does not discard any data when saving. Compression occurs by recording color changes from the pixel directly to the left. Each pixel maintains its own identity. Compression results in a sharp image that looks identical to the original. Can reduce a file up to 30%.

15. Lossy Compression The file loses data each time it is saved. Compression occurs by averaging pixels values (colors) to eliminate the amount of info needed to be saved. Each time you save, your image deteriorates more resulting in COMPRESSION ARTIFACTS. Can reduce a file up to 50%.

16. Compression Types Lossy A compression type in which the image loses color data each time it is saved. How it compresses: Averages colors so some can be eliminated. Compression results: Loss of quality, blurring and compression artifacts. Percent of reduction: About 50% Lossless A compression type in which no data is lost when saving. How it compresses: Compares each pixel with the one before it and only records color change. Compression results: No color loss or blurring. Percent of reduction: About 30%

17. Bellwork Use the Internet to find the full file format names for the following file extensions:. gif.tiff.jpg or jpeg.png.psd.bmp

19. Image Examples GIF – Graphics Interchange Format Images

20. .gif Graphics Interchange Format Characteristics – Can only have 256 colors Compression – Lossless Compression Best Uses – Web Graphics (logos, banners) – Text, Line Art, Large blocks of Color Poor Uses – Photographs

21. Image Examples BMP - Bitmap

22. .bmp Bitmap Characteristics – Older File Format – Created by Microsoft – use with MS Paint Compression – Lossless Compression if done through ZIP Best Uses – Clipart and Basic Images Poor Uses – If need a quick response time

23. Image Examples PNG – Portable Network Graphics

24. .png Portable Network Graphic Characteristics – Newer File Format to replace.gif – Standard File Format for Paint Compression – Lossless Compression Best Uses – Web Design Image Format Poor Uses – Traditional Print

25. Image Examples Jpg or Jpeg– Joint Photographic Experts Group

26. .jpeg Joint Photographic Experts Group Characteristics – Uses all Colors (16.7 Million) – Recognized by all Web Browser Software Compression – Lossy Compression Best Uses – Photographs – Screen Graphics – Power Point, Web Poor Uses – Images with few colors, text, simple shapes

27. Image Examples.psd Photoshop Format

28. .psd – Photoshop Format Characteristics – Uses all Colors (16.7 Million) – Supports Photoshop Functions Compression – Lossless Compression Best Uses – Photoshop Work in Progress Poor Uses – MS Office Programs or Web Site images

29. Image Examples Tiff – Tagged Image File Format

30. .tiff Tagged Image File format Characteristics – Can use any resolution – Supports Photoshop Functions Compression – Lossless Compression Best Uses – Print Graphics Poor Uses – Web Images

31. Summary… Compare and Contrast the file format options discussed in class on the handout provided.