Let's talk about the three systems of color most designers deal with, RGB, CMYK and spot. RGB Color RGB colors are used on screen. It stands for the Red, Green and Blue colors of light that create all the different hues that you see on your monitor. Each of these [...]
Knowing the basic elements of color will help you control and design what's happening in the world of your image. The six elements of colors are value, saturation, neutral, temperature, texture, opacity. Value Value is the relative darkness or lightness of a color. If we look at a color in [...]
Hue or the color is represented by its angle or position on the color wheel. The saturation of that color is represented by how close the circle is to the center, meaning very desaturated, or how close it is to the outside of the circle, meaning very saturated. To change [...]
This article is about Pixel vs Vector in Digital graphics. I will also cover how to convert pixel to vector and vice versa. Pixel vs Vector In the world of digital graphics there are two broad categories, pixels and vectors. A pixel image is made up of a grid of [...]
An important concept relating to pixel or bitmap graphics is anti-aliasing. The need for this comes about because pixels are square. In a world where everything is made up of tiny squares, how do you represent things that are circular or diagonal? Pixel images rely upon anti-aliasing to smooth the [...]
When it comes to image resolution, there are several terms that are used. PPI stands for pixels per inch, DPI stands for dots per inch LPI stands for lines per inch. PPI and DPI are to all intents and purposes synonymous and can be used interchangeably. Each pixel on screen [...]
Enable Outline ModeWindows : CTRL + YMac: CMD + Y Select Anchor PointsPress 'A' key to enable Direct Selection Tool Select Multiple Anchor PointPress 'Q' key to enable Lasso Tool Toggle Smart GuideWindows : CTRL + UMac: CMD + U Fit the Artboard to WindowWindows : CTRL + 0 (Zero)Mac: [...]
A-Roll Footage A-roll footage is the main shot you want to focus on. A-roll shows the main subject of the scene while B-roll shots are supplemental footage that shows everything else. A story with simply A-roll footage might feel off-balance; this is why shooting B-roll is important. The term for [...]
In the article i will discuss about commonly used workflow in various panel in Premiere Pro. Workflow in Source Panel Play clip between 'Mark In' and 'Mark Out' pointWindows: CTRL + SHIFT + SpacebarMac: Option + K Maximize Source/Program/Project panelPress ~ key Move playhead to mark in/out pointSHIFT + i/o [...]
You may not want to create an outline around a specific section of the image. In this article, I’ll show you how to outline the subject in your photo while leaving the rest of your image untouched. Creating Outline Grab the Object Selection Tool by pressing W or find it [...]