Noun
- An optical or other representation of a real object; a graphic; a picture.
- A mental picture of something not real or not present.
- A copy of all or part of a disk drive retained for backup or replication purposes.
- A characteristic of a person, group or company etc., style, manner of dress, how one is, or wishes to be, perceived by others.
Verb
- To convert an idea to an image.
- To create a complete backup copy of a filesystem.
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image.....................?
okay i remember a image were
you squint your eyes and you
see a image inside that
image........
what is it?? i want to know..
like lets say a page is dots
allover.. and you squint your
eyes and you see a house in
there.
or you squint your eyes on a
picture that has small dogs
going vertical on each line
and small houses going
horizinal on each line,
and you squint your eyes on it
and you see a cat with a
Bee.....
you get me? i seen those at
school back in elementry
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How to crop images in When I open a photo in
Photoshop Elements or
Photoshop and zoom in on it so
much that some or all of the
image goes off the screen, I
can't crop the image anywhere
near the corners without the
image rapidly moving once I
drag the crop mark. How do I
"freeze" the image so it
doesn't start scrolling
around, so I can then start my
crop from any of the corners
of image?
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Certain image resolution for I'm making a picture slideshow
and am having to scan old
pictures in and turn them into
digial images. They're saving
with a resolution of roughly
500 x 700. This slideshow will
be projected rather large and
I'm worried that the images
won't project nicely. Will
this matter or is the image
clarity going to be based on
the actual projector itself? I
hope this makes sense...
Please help!
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Obviously the larger the resolution the better, however it wont do any good to exceed the resolution of the projector because then the images will just be scaled down. Chances are, the projector's resolution is 1024x768. If this is the case, 500x700 will look fine, but you might want to try upping the resolution just a bit if you wish (but never exceed 1024 for the width or 768 for the height). If you find out that the projector is higher resolution (some are now 1280x720 for 720p HD stuff, or 1280x1024 for newer computer projectors), then adjust accordingly. That being said, do NOT make the scan resolution super big just for the heck of it. If the image file sizes are too big, it will bog the slideshow down, and it may even cause the transitions or music to skip if you are playing the slideshow "live" (that is, you have not rendered it into a video file or DVD) |
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