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= .AI =
A .AI file is an adobe illustrator file, it is a vector image file

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= .JPEG =
A .JPEG file is a lossy [[raster_image]] filetype.

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= .PNG =
A .PNG file is a [[raster_image]] file that is loseless

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= CRT =
A CRT is a cathode Ray Tube display.
1) An electron gun emits a beam of electrons (cathode rays)
2) Delectron beam passes through a declection chamger
3) Hits a phospherous coating on the screen and lights up as screen

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color video standard.
The 'Y' pertains to the luma component, or how bright the color is. The
two chrominance components called U (blue) and V (red).
two chrominance components called U (blue) and V (red).
Luminance is Y and luma is Y', where the prime sybmol denotes gamma correction.
Luminance is physical linear space brigtness, while luma is precieved

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== Graphics principles ==
=== UI design process ===
* [[task_decomposition_approach]]
== Colorspaces ==
== Images ==
_Here begins the technical stuff_
=== Image formats ===
==== [[vector_image]] ====
[[.AI]]
==== [[raster_image]] ====
[[.PNG]]
[[.JPEG]]
=== Colorspaces ===
* [[YUV]]
* [[RGB]]
== Displays ==
* [[CRT]]
== Also see ==

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= Raster image =
A Raster image is a type of image where data is stored as pixels with color
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= vector image =
A vector image is an image that is created using a series of forumlas
describing the image's lines and colors, rather than a [[raster_image]] where
pixels are described
Vector images are mostly used for logos.