5 Questions: Answer the following five questions as a comment.
1. Which format should you save your image in if you are not finished with it and you may need to edit font or a layer in the future?
2. Which format should you save your image in if you are finished with it and are ready to share it on the web?
3. Which format should you save a completed flyer or poster in if you want to share it on the web?
4. Which format allows transparent backgrounds?
5. When you save files off the internet, what is a good way to keep track of them so you can work with them in the future?
5 comments:
1. PSD
2. JPEG
3. PDF
4. TIFF
5. Put them in a folder.
1. JPEG
2. JPEG
3. PSD
4. Multiply
5. In a folder.
Trevor Van Dusseldorp
1. PSD
2. JPEG
3. PDF
4. TIFF
5. Put them in a folder.
1. Which format should you save your image in if you are not finished with it and you may need to edit font or a layer in the future? PSD- Photoshop Document
2. Which format should you save your image in if you are finished with it and are ready to share it on the web? PDF- Portable Document Format
3. Which format should you save a completed flyer or poster in if you want to share it on the web? JPG- Joint Photographic Experts Group
4. Which format allows transparent backgrounds? TIFF- Tagged Image Format
5. When you save files off the internet, what is a good way to keep track of them so you can work with them in the future? save them in a folder on your desktop called graphic design and put all your pictures that you get in it.
1. Which format should you save your image in if you are not finished with it and you may need to edit font or a layer in the future?
-PDF or PSD
2. Which format should you save your image in if you are finished with it and are ready to share it on the web?
-jpeg
3. Which format should you save a completed flyer or poster in if you want to share it on the web?
-PDF
4. Which format allows transparent backgrounds?
-PSD
5. When you save files off the internet, what is a good way to keep track of them so you can work with them in the future?
-Create a new folder for these images and name it with a sensible name, so you always know where your files are.
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