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Digital Detectives. Lesson 3: Image Manipulation. Objectives. Know how to use a range of graphics tools to edit bitmapped images Understand the difference between bitmap and vector images Be able to edit digital images using a variety of tools and techniques. Starter.
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Digital Detectives Lesson 3: Image Manipulation
Objectives • Know how to use a range of graphics tools to edit bitmapped images • Understand the difference between bitmap and vector images • Be able to edit digital images using a variety of tools and techniques
Starter • See if you can spot the difference between these two images when they are resized.
Starter • See if you can spot the difference between these two images when they are resized.
Vector images vsBitmap images • Vector images store the lines, shapes and colours of an images as mathematical formulae. When you enlarge a vector image, the formulae work out the new sizes and shapes, so there is no loss of quality. • Bitmap images are made up of millions of squares called pixels. • They have a fixed image resolution, and if you try and enlarge them you will lose picture quality.
Fireworks Demonstration • Cropping • Selection Tools • Retouching • Cloning/Stamping • Text Tool
Task 1 (15 mins) • Open CD Resource 3a • Using some of the techniques you have been shown, work through Steps 3.3 to 3.7.
Task 2 (15 mins) • Open CD Resource 3b • Using a range of techniques, manipulate some of the images in CD Resource 3a. • Swap seats with your neighbour and identify the techniques he/she has used, and identify the clues! Record these on CD Resource 3b.
Glossary Terms • Define the following terms in your ICT Dictionary: Pixel Bitmap image Vector image Image resolution Clone tool Layer