Graphics Software Overview

These flashcards cover the key concepts related to graphics software, focusing on pixel and vector images, different software used for graphic design and video editing, and related terminology.

Pixel

A type of two-dimensional image file that is a collection of red, green, and blue points of light.

Rasterization

The process of converting a non-pixel based image into a pixel based image.

Raster Graphics

Graphics made up of a matrix of dots that represent a rectangular grid of digitally available pixels.

Bitmap

A file format used to store digital images that represents a bit-for-bit image displayed on a screen.

Vector Drawing

A graphics representation that uses points, lines, and curves which are defined in a mathematical space.

Primitives

Points, lines, and curves that are the basic building blocks of vector art.

Adobe InDesign

A desktop publishing software used to create publications such as posters, brochures, and magazines.

Adobe Premiere

A professional video editing program that integrates with Adobe After Effects.

Adobe After Effects

A digital visual effects and motion graphics application used for enhancing videos.

Animation Programs

Software used to create either 2D or 3D animations, such as Adobe After Effects for 2D and Cinema or Blender for 3D.