The many ways to describe an image in a computer are known as _____

_____ are illustrations built by the computer in patterns of tiny dots, called pixels, and stored as digital bits

TIF stands for _____

JPEG stands for _____

BMP stands for _____

_____ is a commonly used graphics format; the electronic images produced by many brands of scanners are TIF files, and both IBM compatible and Macintosh computers can read them.

The _____ format is a compression type of format, which stores a full range of color and value but is able to make the file size small enough so it doesn't require a lot of memory to store it.

Every time you save an image on _____, it compresses the file, so you must use caution that you don't loose quality from over compression.

_____ is like making a photocopy of a photocopy; you loose quality every time

The _____ format is the "native" graphic format of Microsoft Windows, so for convenience, Windows users should produce graphics as BPM files whenever possible.