Understanding Image Editing Applications

The video introduces students to image editing applications, focusing on bitmap and vector graphics. It explains the characteristics of bitmap images, which are composed of pixels and depend on resolution, and vector images, which are made of curves and are resolution-independent. The teacher discusses popular software like Adobe Photoshop for bitmap editing and Corel Draw for vector graphics. Students are encouraged to familiarize themselves with these tools and complete assignments to enhance their skills.

What are the two main types of images discussed in the introduction?

• Digital and Analog

• Static and Dynamic

• Bitmap and Vector

• Raster and Pixel

Which software is primarily used for editing bitmap images?

• Adobe Photoshop

• Adobe Illustrator

• GIMP

• Corel Draw

What is a key characteristic of bitmap images?

• They are vector-based

• They are made up of pixels

• They are always black and white

• They are resolution-independent

What happens to a bitmap image when it is enlarged beyond its resolution?

• It changes color

• It remains unchanged

• It becomes clearer

• It becomes pixelated

Which software is used for creating vector graphics?

• Adobe Premiere

• Microsoft Paint

• Corel Draw

• Adobe Photoshop

What is a defining feature of vector images?

• They depend on resolution

• They are made up of pixels

• They are always in grayscale

• They are composed of paths and curves

Which software is part of the Adobe family for vector editing?

• Adobe Illustrator

• Adobe Animate

• Adobe Premiere

• Adobe Audition

What is the primary use of Adobe Illustrator?

• Vector graphic design

• Audio editing

• Video editing

• 3D modeling

Which software is similar to Adobe Photoshop in the Corel family?

• Corel Capture

• Corel Photo-Paint

• Corel Draw

• Corel VideoStudio

What is the assignment given at the end of the lesson?

• Write a report on image editing

• Design a website

• Edit a photo to a passport size

• Create a video tutorial