Pixels to Pictures
Introduction 3 steps 1 pixel Hexadecimal Red-Green-Blue Colors from 0-255 17 million colors More pixels = better Two parts of a file
Introduction 3 steps 1 pixel Hexadecimal Red-Green-Blue Colors from 0-255 17 million colors More pixels = better Two parts of a file
Overview
Options Pixel positions Pixel values Brightness Brightness example Contrast Contrast example Color Color example ND grad Sharpen Blur Acquiring an image Scanners Scanner specs Resolution Bit depth & DMAX Other Digital cameras Sensor types Digicam pixels Four into one Interpolation More sensors Print size Output What is resolution? Dots vs. pixels Printer resolution Output resolution Print size 2 Enlarging Formats Conclusion Links Software
What We've Learned So Far
To sum up:
A pixel is the smallest unit of a digital image.
A pixel can be any color and brightness.
A digital image file contains all the pixels that comprise the image.
A digital image file also contains data on how the pixels are arranged.
To these facts we can add a few that most people already know:
All digital information is stored in the form of numbers.
Numbers can be manipulated through mathematics.
Computers are really good at math!
Now the fun begins...
