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What are three types of Software?
- Image Editing
- Page Layout
- Illustration
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What is a Serrif Font?
Variable Strokes
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What type of font is used for body type?
Seriff
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Describe a san-serif font
Uniform stroke
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How large should display point be?
14 or larger
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What size should Body type be?
12 point or lower
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What is the baseline?
The line that text lies on
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What is leading?
the space between lines of text
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What is a point
The height of text
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what is the x height of text
the height of text minus tails
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How many points in an inch?
72 points
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What is kerning?
Spacing between letters
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What has a larger file size, a bitmap or a vector?
Bitmap
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Describe a vector image
Contains points, lines, curves and mathmatical formulas
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Who developed papyrus?
the Egyptions
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Who developed the alphabet?
the phonecians
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Who developed movable type?
chinese
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Who developed the letterpress?
Guttenberg
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What is another word for the letterpress?
printing press
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What was the first press?
Modified wine press
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Who was the inventor of lithography?
Seinfelder
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Is the letterpress right reading or wrong reading?
wrong reading
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Who invented photography?
William Talbot
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What are three ways to generate a pixel image?
- scan
- take a picture
- image editing software
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How many colors are in a 1 bit image?
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How many colors are in an 8 bit image
- 256 colors
- photoshop grayscale
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What is a 24 bit image?
RGB
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When do you use CMYK colors
printing
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What are three aspects of a digital image?
- Diminsion
- Resolution
- Bit Depth
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How many ppi and lpi for print quality?
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What does lpi stand for?
lines per inch
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What is lpi
lines of half tone dots
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What is a monitor resolution
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What type of file format is used for print format
TIFF
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What does tiff stand for
Tagged image file format
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Is a tiff file lossless or lossey
lossless
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When do you use an eps
illustrations
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what does eps stand for
encapsulated postal script
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describe the speed of screen printing
slowest production speeds
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describe screen printing
- slow
- low resolution
- think ink film
- think pastey ink
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What are two types of imulsion?
direct and indirect
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What do you use plastisol on?
textiles
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Name two types of image sensors
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What is the purpose of an image sensor
converts image to electronic signal
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How are camera and scanner images saved?
JPEG
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What type of zoom do you use on a camera?
Optical zoom and not digital zoom
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How does a lithographic plate work?
Image area repels water, non-image area repels ink
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What is a lithographic plate also known as?
offset plate
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describe the surface of a lithographic plate
flat
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What is the five step process of offset printing?
- Infeed
- Delivery
- Inking
- Dampening
- Printing
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Top to Bottom list the three cylinders in the printing system
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What can a perfecting press do?
BOPI had one
Print both front and back
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True or false
Line art contains dots
- false
- it is contained of lines and fills
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What is a continuous tone image?
chemically produced photography
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what is morei?
Pattern seen in printing and in nature
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What does RIP stand for?
Raster Image Processor
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What is the purpose of a RIP?
Reads Post Script Language
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What does IRS stand for?
Interpret Rasterize Screen
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What is IRS
the way RIP is read
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What is an imposistion?
Laying out multiple prints on one page
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what is the purpose of a trap
Overlap the white for cutting errors
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What does an image setter do?
Produces film
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What is CTP
Computer to Plates
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What type of cutter do we use?
Guillitene Cutter
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Where do you make the first cut?
Opposite of the gripper and side guide because it is the truest corner
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What is the most common folder in the industry?
Buckle Plate Folder
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What are the two types of folds
inline and right angle
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What are two types of binding
gathered and stacked
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What type of binding is saddle stitching
gathered
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What are four types of binding?
- Saddle Stitching
- Adhesive
- Case
- Coil
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