Hi! Want to learn the basics of editing graphics? Want to know more of the in depth world of graphic designing? Come on in and learn all that I am able to teach!
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❝ Improve quality, you automatically improve productivity ❞ - W. Edwards Deming
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Okay, so we're finally moving on from some of the legal stuff. Sorry for the inconsistent upload. I've been bombarded with so many stuff lately but since I'm drained from editing so much, I wanted to put more of my time into this book now. This book will become a main priority right now unless more important matters come up.
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So, I want to play a little game. Look at the pictures below and comment what have you noticed about these pictures? What do you think is the issue? And which picture do you prefer more, the left or the right?
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Even the naked eye can easily see the difference yet the change is quite subtle.
A blurry image is not always the worst case scenario, sometimes a blurry image is what you need...for the background.
Having a blurry model is a no no, unless you edited them that way.
Nowadays, I don't think quality is an issue as we are getting more digitally advanced so there are a lot of available, high resolution pictures.
However, it is vital that we graphic designers must know and understand what is the best quality and how we can convert these low resolution pictures to high resolution.
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Terminologies
Resolution - the size of your image. This means more than just physical size but also the number of pixels per inch.
Pixel Dimensions - relates to the number of pixels along with the width and height of your image
Image Resolution - the fineness of pixels in the allotted space. This number is measured in ppi. The higher the ppi, the higher the image resolution.
