EMPOW lesson 2

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    • refer to how data associated to the image will be stored. It can be
      compressed to decrease file size of the image.
      Image file format
    • two different compression you can choose when enhancing your images:
      lossy compression.
      lossless compression.
    • reduces file size by removing redundant information means that some data from the image file is lost.
      Lossy compression
    • retains values and manages to lower file size.
      Lossless compression
    • extension: jpg. , jpeg
      joint photographic expert group
    • extension: .gif
      graphic interchange format
    • extension: .png
      portable network graphic
    • extensions: .tif, . tiff
      tagged image file format
    • used for online photos and or artwork
      jpg
    • color of jpg
      24- bit
    • animated graphics like banner ads, email images, and social memes
      .gif
    • color for .gif
      8- bit
    • high quality ttransparent web graphics. Considered as best image file type for web graphics
      .png
    • color for .png
      up to 24- bit
    • primarily used in photography and desktop publishing
      24- bit
    • refers to the number of pixels in an image or the detail an image holds. It is identified by the height and the width of the image.
      Image resolution
    • is just one unit of the whole digital image it is the smallest unit of an image.
      pixel
    • (PPI)
      pixels per inch
    • COMBINING TEXT, GRAPHICS, AND IMAGES> will make your message clearer
      Transparent shapes
      Fonts and Shapes
      Text and background
      Clean and clear background
    • to emphasize. It adds an elegant and focal point to your design
      Add simple opacity to your shape to see clearly the text you want
      Transparent shapes
      • Used the right font size (not to small and not to big) and font type in your design and combined it with a nice shape.

      Fonts and Shapes
      • Organized your design. Make used of the different text alignment
      on an image(s).
      Text and background
    • background for the message to be readable.
      Less is more. Focus on what matters. Use a clean and clear
      Clean and clear background