Course & JR Info
The color of icon that signifies that content will be presented in class.
This composition technique involves looking at an image as if it was divided into three columns and three rows.
What is Rule of Thirds?
The unit of measurement typically used for defining the height of text.
What is Point?
This type of graphic, typically made in Adobe Illustrator, is created using points and lines.
What is a vector?
Adobe’s file management software that allows you to track and log metadata.
What is Adobe Bridge?
The color space for printed designs.
What is CMYK?
JR's office's room number.
What is 245.
The opening of a camera lens, identified as the f-stop.
What is Aperture?
This term is derived from hot metal type, where small letters were stored separately.
What is lowercase?
The term for a set of facing pages.
What is a spread?
This Adobe software is used for editing videos.
What is Adobe Premiere Pro.
A specific color added to a design without using CMYK values, such as a Pantone color.
What is a Spot Color?
The topics covered by a course that students should be knowledgable in by the end of the semester.
What are course competencies.
This type of lighting is defined by it's stark contrast and defined edges on shadows.
What is hard light.
This is the term used to define the space between lines of text.
What is Leading?
Individual pieces of a Photoshop document that can be edited separately. They can be moved to be above or below each other.
What are layers?
The name of Adobe's Generative AI system.
What is Adobe Firefly.
This type of software manages the print queue and processes an image or document into a format that the printer interprets.
What is a RIP?
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What is a Raster Image Processor?
The number 12299.
What is the Course Reference Number(CRN)?
The generic term refers to the type of file containing all imaging data produced by a camera.
What is Camera RAW?
A combination of two or three letters into one character.
What is a Ligature?
A line around a shape or image.
What is a Stroke?
Adobe advertises that Adobe Fonts has over this many fonts available.
What is 30,000?
This type of printer prints on large rolls of paper that move through the printer around 3,000 feet per minute or faster.
What is a Web-fed offset printer?
The name of JR's cats.
Who are Graham Cracker and Faye Valentine.
This classification of lens has only one focal length.
What is fixed focal length?
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What is a prime lens?
This term refers to the full contained opening of a letter, such as on p, b, and o.
What is a counter?
The appropriate way to edit out unwanted portions of an image inside Photoshop without destroying the original content.
What is Layer Masking?
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What is Masking?
This conference is free to attend online and covers new Adobe products, features, and tutorials. This year it will be held November 10-12th.
What is Adobe MAX?
This type of printer mark helps verify that all the colors line up when printed. The most common style is known as a "crosshair" or "target" mark.
What is a Registration Mark?