enjoy the show Slide 2 By: Anais Salazar Alondra Toledo Slide 3
Chapter 9-Graphics Basics Chapter Outline Chapter 9 Overview Lesson
9-1 Graphics and Their Uses Lesson 9-2 Exploring Graphics Programs
Lesson 9-3 Working With Graphics Chapter Review and Assessment
Slide 4 Chapter 9 Overview What Is a Graphic? In day-to-day speech,
people use the word graphic to refer to any visual image or object.
A family photo, a road map, and a stick figure drawn on a
chalkboard are all examples of graphics. Slide 5 Chapter 9 Overview
When people talk about a computer graphic, they usually are
referring to an image. Images include drawings, painted
backgrounds, and photographs. Computer graphics can be displayed in
a variety of ways. They can appear on the screen as a background,
or they can be placed into a document to add color and information.
Thus, in the broadest sense of the term, computer graphic could
refer to anything that can be seen on the computer screen. Slide 6
Definitions Graphic- anything that can be seen on a computers
screen Grfico- todo lo que se ve en una pantalla de computadora
Slide 7 Definitions Bitmapped graphic- an image formed by a pattern
of dots Grfico de mapa de bits- imagen formada mediante un patrn de
puntos Slide 8 Definitions Pixel- a single point in a bitmapped
graphic Pixel- punto individual de un grfico de mapa de bits Slide
9 Definitions Vector graphic- an image that is created using paths
or lines Grfico vectorial- imagen que se crea mediante trayectorias
o lneas Slide 10 Definitions Resolution- for a bitmapped image, the
number of pixels in a certain section of the image Resolucin- en el
caso de una imagen de mapa de bits, el nmero de pixeles que hay en
cierta seccin de la imagen Slide 11 Definitions Paint program- the
basic program for working with a bitmapped image Programa de
pintu6ra- programa bsico para trabajar con imgenes de mapa de bits
Slide 12 Definitions Draw program- a program used to create and
edit vector images Programa de dibujo- programa que sirve para
elaborar y editar imgenes vectoriales Slide 13 Definitions Image
editor- an advanced paint program that edits bitmapped images
Editor de imgenes- programa de pintura avanzado que edita imgenes
de mapa de bits Slide 14 Definitions Workspace- the blank white
area where the graphic will be worked on in a paint or draw program
Area de trabajo- rea blanca vaca donde se trabaja sobre un grfico
en un programa de pintura o dibujo Slide 15 Definitions Color
palette- a display of options in a paint or draw program that
allows the user to choose the color a tool will place in an image
Paleta de colores- representacin de las opciones de un programa de
pintura o dibujo, que permite al usuario elegir el color que una
herramienta aplicar a una imagen Slide 16 Definitions Eyedropper -
a tool that picks up and works with a specific color from an image
Gotero- herramienta que toma un color especfico de una imagen para
trabajar con l Slide 17 Definitions Selection tool- a program tool
that can select a portion of an image to be moved, enlarged, or
edited Herramienta de seleccin- herramienta de programa que
selecciona una parte de una imagen para desplazarla, ampliarla o
editarla Slide 18 Definitions Graphics tablet- a piece of hardware
used for drawing Tableta para grficos- elemento de hardware que
sirve para dibujar Slide 19 Definitions Stylus- a pointing device
used for drawing on a graphics tablet Pa- dispositivo apuntador que
sirve para dibujar sobre una tableta de grficos Slide 20
Definitions Import- to bring information into a program from
another program Importar- traer informacin a un programa desde otro
programa Slide 21 Definitions Export- to format data so it can be
used in another application Exportar- dar formato a los datos para
que se puedan usar en otra aplicacin Slide 22 Definitions Group- to
combine separate vector images into one image Agrupar- combinar
imgenes vectoriales individuales en una sola imagen Slide 23
Definitions Ungroup- to separate combined vector images into
individual images Desagrupar- separar imgenes vectoriales
combinadas en imgenes individuales Slide 24 Definitions Layer- to
stack parts of a bitmapped image on top of another level Disponer
en capas- apilar partes de una imagen de mapa de bits sobre otro
nivel Slide 25 Definitions Clip art- a graphic that has already
been created for use by others Arte prediseado- grfico previamente
elaborado para uso de otras personas Slide 26 Definitions Trace- to
convert pixels into lines Trazar- convertir pixeles en lneas Slide
27 Questions? 1.How do bitmapped graphics and vector graphics
differ? Answer- bitmapped has a pattern of dots and vector hs a
pattern of lines. Slide 28 Questions? 2.What are three main
sections of a graphics application window? How does each function?
Answers- workspace toolbars, and color palettes. They all have to
deal with drawing. Slide 29 Questions? 3.Identify the two
categories of tools used in draw programs, and explain what each
does? Answers- Line and shapes. The line is when you change a line,
and a shape is the same thing and dont change nearby lines or
shapes. Slide 30 Voc. Hand out! 1. Selection tool- identifies a
portion of an image to be enlarged, moved, or edited. 2. Draw
program- A basic program for working with vector images. 3. Vector
graphic- An image created using lines or paths. 4. Layer- To stack
levels of a bitmapped image on top of each other. 5. Clip art-
graphics file that can be used as a staring point when creating
images. Slide 31 Voc. Hand out! 7. Group- To combine separate
images into one. 8. Graphic- Anything that can be seen on the
computer screen. 9. Workspace- Blank area where graphics are
created and edited. 10. Eye dropper- Tool that work with specific
color from an image. 11. Export- To format data to be used by
another application. 12. Trace- to convert pixels to lines. Slide
32 Voc. Hand out! 13. Color Palette- A display of color options in
paint and draw programs. 14. Resolution- The measure of how much
detail is used to create an image, in dots per inch. 15. Bitmapped
graphics- Image recorded as a grid of dots 16. Graphics Tablet-
Hardware device used for drawing. 17. Paint Program- A basic
program for working with bitmapped images. Slide 33 Voc. Hand out!
18. Import- To bring information into a file from another
application. 19. Ungroup- To separate a combined image into
individual images. 20. Pixel- A single point in an image. 21. Image
editor- An advanced program for editing and transforming bitmapped
images. Slide 34 Chapter Assessment 1. This type of graphic is
formed by a pattern of dots. A. vector B. bitmap C. digital D.
analog 2. This type of image is formed by paths or lines. A. vector
B. bitmap C.digital D. analog Slide 35 Chapter Assessment 3. You
can use this type of program to create a new, bitmapped image. A.
paint program B. draw program C.EPS program D. vector program 4.
This type of program is an advanced paint program. A. draw program
B. vector program C. bitmap editor D. image editor Slide 36 Chapter
Assessment 5.In a paint or draw program, color options are
displayed on a color _____. A. toolbar B. workspace C. menu D.
palette 6.In a paint program, this tool can be large and square in
shape, or it might be small and circular. A. Pencil B. Brush C.
Eyedropper D. Eraser Slide 37 Chapter Assessment 7. This type of
pointing device can be used with a graphics tablet. A. mouse B.
stylus C. keyboard D. joystick 8.This special effect tilts an image
either horizontally or vertically. A. flipping B. mirroring C.
stretching D. skewing Slide 38 Chapter Assessment A. importing B.
exporting C. grouping D. layering 10. This is artwork that has
already been created, which you can use as the starting point for
your own work. A. clip art B. vector art C. bitmapped art D. image
art 9.The process for combining vector graphics together is called
_____. Slide 39 Chapter Assessment 11.A vector image can be
enlarged to any size and keep its quality. A. True B. False 12.A
paint program enables you to create or edit vector images. A. True
B. False Slide 40 Chapter Assessment 13. An image editor is an
advanced type of draw program used for editing or adding special
effects to vector graphics. A. True B. False 14.In a graphics
program, toolbars contain icons that link to the programs tools. A.
True B. False Slide 41 Chapter Assessment 15.Most graphics programs
let you choose colors from a color palette but do not allow you to
make changes to the color palette. A. True B. False 16.In a paint
program, you can use the Eyedropper tool to select a color from an
image and then use that color elsewhere in the image. A. True B.
False Slide 42 Chapter Assessment 19.If you mirror an image, you
reverse the colors in the image. A. True B. False 20.It is possible
to integrate two productivity tools into one document. A. True B.
False Slide 43 Chapter Assessment 17.In a paint program, the Eraser
tool lets you remove color from an image. A. True B. False 18.Draw
programs contain a Selection tool that lets you select part of an
image so you can edit it. A. True B. False Slide 44 Thanks for
watching Anaiss and Alondras power point! Slide 45 CREDITS BY:
Alondra Toledo and Anais Salazar Stell Middle School Mr. Puente 8
th period class Technology Class 2 nd Semester Brownsville
Independent School District
