Midterm 9 (A and B)

Midterm 9A: Work in Progress

http://www.mediafire.com/view/?7xewue9vd0t4h9w (Web Doc)

For this section here I explored MS Word and added many shapes with different sizes and colors to he midterm that I was currently working on.

Midterm 9B: Work in Progress

http://www.mediafire.com/view/?i7d1zcdc7pbun23 (Web Doc)

For this section here I explored MS Word and added many shapes with different sizes and colors to he midterm that I was currently working on.I added a section for BITMAPS,3D AND VECTOR graphics.

  

Midterm 5A & 5B

Progressive and Interlaced Images

Progressive JPEG Image

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Interlaced PNG Image

Midterm #6

Animated GIF

This is my text circle in GIMPshop, I have added my name to the text box. I then added layers, selected white as the background and pasted the text into the new layer. I selected the rotate tool, and clicked on the "Floating Section" text. I increased my rotation to 45 degrees, clicked rotate, finally saved the image/exported the image into folder and uploaded into my Blog.

Class 6 Roll Call #2

Roll Call #2

Part 1 and 2 Silver Dollar

Class #6 Roll Call #1

Roll Call #1

B.4 Video Tutorial: Word Drawing Introduction

EXAMINE TEXTURE MAPPED OBJECTS

Class 5 Roll Call #1

3D objects that are texture mapped

There are many differences between the images but the main one that I can see is color and 3D- graphics.TEXTURE MAPS are bitmap graphics are often used in 3D graphics. They add detail and texture, to the three dimensional shapes.

RED-EYE IMAGE FORMATS

PNG Format

JPEG Format

GIF Format

For this section I exported all images to my desktop and during the export I have added the file extensions JPEG( 100 Quality), GIF (Added Interlace, PNG (Interlacing Adam7,and the compression level was set to 9.They all look pretty close but there is a clear discrepancy in between the JPEG and the GIF formats. The JPEG looks the clearest and most crisp.

Midterm #3

I uploaded the ball image into the Gimp editor and then click on File>Export>Choose my directory on my PC where the file will be saved>Clicked on Select File Type>Clicked on PNG>Clicked Export

I uploaded the ball image into the Gimp editor and then click on File>Export>Choose my directory on my PC where the file will be saved>Clicked on Select File Type>Clicked on JPEG>Clicked Export

I uploaded the ball image into the Gimp editor and then click on File>Export>Choose my directory on my PC where the file will be saved>Clicked on Select File Type>Clicked on GIF>Clicked Export

Original TIFF Image

Roll Call #2 Class #4

Roll Call #2 Class #4

Cloud Party Avatar

Cloud Party Avatar

 

 

Cloud Party Exploration

Class #4 Roll Call