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Illustrator Draftsman 3 & 2 - Volume 4 Presentation Graphics
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Studio   Cards,   Continued Legibility Content (text or image) and image size affect the legibility of television graphics.  Contrast  text  sharply  with  the  background.  Reduce  large  or complicated material to simple and essential elements or rearrange and divide information into units. You should set standards of uniformity in text size by defining the limitations in maximum and minimum height. Attempt to confine text to no more than 10 words on the screen at a time. Eliminate very fine detail from the imagery. Keep it simple and bold to increase emphasis and strengthen impact. Types The four types of studio cards are the standard studio card, the plain title card, the illustrated title card, and the super title card. Standard  studio   Standard  studio  cards  contain  only  illustrations  or  pictures.  Lettering  never cards appears  on  a  standard  studio  card.  Often,  viewgraphs  or  35mm  slides  are made from the standard studio card. Figure 3-7 is an example of a standard studio card. Figure  3-7.  —Standard studio card. Continued  on  next  page 3-10







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