Digital Image Manipulation Techniques Quiz and Flashcards

Definition: Altering or enhancing digital images using software
Techniques:
- Editing: adjusting brightness, contrast, and color balance
- Retouching: removing blemishes, scars, or unwanted objects
- Compositing: combining multiple images into one
- Color correction: adjusting color casts, saturation, and hue
Software:
- Adobe Photoshop
- GIMP
- Sketch
Applications:
- Photography
- Graphic design
- Advertising
- Social media

Definition: Media that responds to user input or interaction
Types:
- Linear: pre-defined sequence of events
- Non-linear: user-controlled sequence of events
- Interactive: real-time response to user input
Examples:
- Video games
- Virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR) experiences
- Interactive websites and web applications
Technologies:
- JavaScript
- HTML5
- CSS3

Definition: Creating video content using cameras, lighting, and editing software
Pre-production:
- Scriptwriting
- Storyboarding
- Location scouting
Production:
- Camera operation
- Lighting setup
- Sound recording
Post-production:
- Video editing
- Sound design
- Color grading
Software:
- Adobe Premiere Pro
- Final Cut Pro
- DaVinci Resolve

Definition: Creating the illusion of movement through sequential images
Techniques:
- Traditional animation: hand-drawn or hand-painted frames
- Computer-generated imagery (CGI): 3D modeling and rendering
- Stop-motion: manipulating objects frame-by-frame
Types:
- 2D animation
- 3D animation
- Motion graphics
Software:
- Adobe Animate
- Blender
- Autodesk Maya

Definition: Enhancing or altering audio signals using software or hardware
Techniques:
- Equalization: adjusting frequency response
- Compression: controlling dynamic range
- Reverb: adding ambiance or space
Applications:
- Music production
- Post-production for film and television
- Live sound reinforcement
Software:
- Adobe Audition
- Ableton Live
- Logic Pro X

Image manipulation is the process of altering or enhancing digital images using software.
Techniques used in image manipulation include editing, retouching, compositing, and color correction.
Editing involves adjusting brightness, contrast, and color balance.
Retouching involves removing blemishes, scars, or unwanted objects.
Compositing involves combining multiple images into one.
Color correction involves adjusting color casts, saturation, and hue.
Software used in image manipulation includes Adobe Photoshop, GIMP, and Sketch.
Applications of image manipulation include photography, graphic design, advertising, and social media.

Interactive media responds to user input or interaction.
Types of interactive media include linear, non-linear, and interactive media.
Linear media follows a pre-defined sequence of events.
Non-linear media follows a user-controlled sequence of events.
Interactive media responds to user input in real-time.
Examples of interactive media include video games, virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR) experiences, and interactive websites and web applications.
Technologies used in interactive media include JavaScript, HTML5, and CSS3.

Video production involves creating video content using cameras, lighting, and editing software.
The pre-production stage involves scriptwriting, storyboarding, and location scouting.
The production stage involves camera operation, lighting setup, and sound recording.
The post-production stage involves video editing, sound design, and color grading.
Software used in video production includes Adobe Premiere Pro, Final Cut Pro, and DaVinci Resolve.

Animation involves creating the illusion of movement through sequential images.
Techniques used in animation include traditional animation, computer-generated imagery (CGI), and stop-motion.
Traditional animation involves hand-drawn or hand-painted frames.
Computer-generated imagery (CGI) involves 3D modeling and rendering.
Stop-motion involves manipulating objects frame-by-frame.
Types of animation include 2D animation, 3D animation, and motion graphics.
Software used in animation includes Adobe Animate, Blender, and Autodesk Maya.

Audio processing involves enhancing or altering audio signals using software or hardware.
Techniques used in audio processing include equalization, compression, and reverb.
Equalization involves adjusting frequency response.
Compression involves controlling dynamic range.
Reverb involves adding ambiance or space.
Applications of audio processing include music production, post-production for film and television, and live sound reinforcement.
Software used in audio processing includes Adobe Audition, Ableton Live, and Logic Pro X.