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Intro ch 08_b
- 1. McGraw-Hill Technology Education Copyright © 2006 by The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc. All rights reserved.
- 2. Chapter 8B Graphics and Multimedia
- 4. Bitmap Resized This image was drawn as a straight line.
- 22. Chapter 8B End of Chapter
Notes de l'éditeur
- Teaching tip Describe bitmapped image as drawing on graph paper. Fill in the blocks to create the image. I use a graph paper circle to illustrate.
- Teaching tip Remind your students of the algebra classes they took in high school. The functions they plotted on the Cartesian plane are similar to vector equations.
- Teaching tip Table 8B.1 on page 325 lists several image types.
- Discussion point Discuss when JPGs are appropriate. A picture of my daughter will lose some detail in her shirt. This is OK. However, a JPG of my most recent CAT scan may lose detail of a tumor. This is not OK.
- Teaching tip Free or inexpensive clip art is often of too poor quality to use in graphic production. They are best suited for interoffice or personal communication.
- Teaching tip Figure 8B.7 on page 327 demonstrates two images created with a paint program.
- Teaching tip This image is an example of the solution to the project found in the Instructor’s Manual.
- Teaching tip Have fun with this one. Remind the students of the Jurassic Park movies. Sarcastically say that the dinosaurs were not real. But they sure looked good.