The three additive primary colors are red, green and blue. When these three colors of light are mixed in equal proportions they will produce white light. Also known as additive primaries. Advanced Pho [..]

A software tool found in many image editing programs that simulates the effect of a mechanical airbrush. Aliasing:

A technique used to smooth the transition between adjacent image areas. The removal or softening of jagged (aliased) edges by averaging or blending techniques. Aperture:

Storage of selected digital files for backup or long-term storage. Artifact:

The use of computers to solve problems and process information in ways that approximate human thought. Aspect Ratio:

Image distortion that spreads the center dimensions of the picture. Base Resolution

The fourth color in four-color printing. It is listed as the K in "CMYK." Black is required in the printing process because equal amounts of cyan, magenta and yellow inks will not pr [..]

In computer graphics software, the intermediate steps between two objects that are created when the objects are merged together via a specified number of intermediate transformations. BPI (Bits Per In [..]

A measurement of the speed of data transfer, used interchangeably with the term baud per second. In many image editing programs, this is the term describing a special effects filter that performs a sp [..]

Part of the computer's memory used for temporary storage of information. This becomes necessary to compensate for differences in speed that different devices can transmit or receive data. Bus: