Image and Graphic Editing

Fingernail colors are not expressed in RGB. Each color can be expressed in RGB, but RGB is used to define a color in computing, while paint uses other standards.

Graphical image means creating image with some unique concepts and also includes some graphical effects. It's not photo capture image or something like that but it's generated with a graphic tool and customized as per specific requirement.

you can't possibly make it last forever. There's a 30 day free trial one, I think but possibly from google or 4shared you might find links for a free trial one. It might take awhile though. Just keep in mind the youtube videos aren't really helpful. (: Good Luck!

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Without image acquisition you have no image to process.

documentation act as a receptionist.

A secretary, or administrative assistant, is a person whose work consists of supporting management, including executives, using a variety of project management, communication & organizational skills

Normally delete the background in the image then when saving, save with the transparent option checked. This will give you a transparent background. PNG is different than GIF format because with PNG you get 256 levels of transparency which allows you to smoothly blend your image to the page background on a webpage. GIF has only one level of transparency so you get a pixelated edge to your image.

If you're printing something really big and you don't want the file size to be huge, vector is the only way. Example: I wrapped a 20-foot bass boat for a Famous Bass Angler in January. By the time we went around the transom and curved the vinyl in to match the bow, the sheet was probably 26 feet long. The wrap was really graphically intense--lots of curves, flames, sponsor logos--and only needed about 175MB of disk to hold both sides. To you, that might be huge, but come to my shop and I can pull out 600MB files all day long. 175MB is tiny to me.

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refine edge command,button will appear when you make selection if you use cs4 or latterçor dodging and burning directly on mask.Hold down alt key while you clicking on mask this will place mask in your window working area,then choose dodge or burn and look up for options to dodge or burn shadows,midtones or highlights.this can make gray lines on mask either white or black.you can try to make selections from channels,choose channel with most contrast on it,copy it and make new channel then change contrast to get better edges and try

right click on your gif images.. then click preview.. after that you can see your gif images.

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Save the pattern you want as a .PAT file and add it into the Patterns folder

2 steps:

1-Convert from docx to pdf.

There are several ways to do this, but the best way is (In word) hit Command+P to print. In the print window in the bottom left corner there is a little PDF button. Click that and press "Save as PDF", it is easiest to save to the desktop.

2-Convert from pdf to jpeg

Open the converted jpeg in Preview and go File - save as.... In that window there is a choice of many formats, including jpeg. Set the quality and pixel resolution and hit save. Presto!

Yes, all graphic editors decompress it back.

Of course due to compression the quality may suffer.

Flash can manipulate vector and raster graphics, and supports bidirectional streaming of audio and video. It uses a scripting language called ActionScript.

The file extension for native InDesign files is .indd (InDesign document). You also get InDesign book files which have an .indb (InDesign book) extension.

Image editing means opening the image with an image editor and changing it in some way.

Some common image editing techniques are resizing the image, applying an effect like converting to black and white or sepia, cutting a part of an image, overimposing another image and much more ....image editing is the process of resizing and enhancing the image using various techniques, this image editing service is called clipping paths service around the world and deepetching service in the Australia, these terms are used by photographers and image processing industry.

For more information please visit http://blog.deepetch.com/ and www.deepetch.com

Once you are logged in, go to your profile page. Scroll all the way to the bottom, it should say "English" in the bottom right corner. Click it, and then confirm that's the language you want to use. (This just happened to me too, and that's how I fixed it.)

Also, if it is the log in page itself that needs to be changed, you can click on "page"at the top right corner. Go to "ïnternet options"at the bottom. Under the general tab you can set to current, and click languages further down, here you can add or remove languages from a list.

depends on the resolution which is the "dots" or "line screen" per inch used to print with - much debate over the correct resolution for printing due to so many types of printing and printers - i find if in doubt go with 300 ppi (pixels per inch) in your image and you will get acceptable results 99.99% of the time - no regular printer uses more than this (a 2400 dpi image setter actually is only a 300 dpi output because it has a line screen of 8 (2400/300) so take dimensions of you CD cover, multiply by 300 - then allow a bit for bleeding off the edges so you dont get the white edges - also keep in mind the pixels/dots per inch are not exact with the printers so the final print may actually be smaller or larger than you calculated - so do a test print and adjust the pixels up or down as needed also be aware that what is square on your moniter screen may not print square from a printer as the actual dots per inch on the printer are usually not perfectly square - so once again do a test print and adjust pixel dimensions as needed - you can test your printer by having it print a perfect square as large as the printer paper will allow - then measusre the sides to determine the ratio of lenght to width then you can use that ratio to help calculate exact pixel sizes for that printer

You may not be able to. There may be an option in Powerpoint to export or save as an eps, but if you have used any rasterized art you can't get a vector based file.

i believe you cant. you gotta remake it but larger.

A parallel interface is capable of sending multiple bits simultaneously.

nothing is cheap that is as good as After Effects, but there are free ways to get After effects.