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Computer-Generated  Production - 14065_158
Chapter 4-Displays and Exhibits - 14065_161

Illustrator Draftsman 3 & 2 - Volume 4 Presentation Graphics
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Summary Review This  chapter  covers  elementary  theory  of  television  transmission.  Graphics, produced  within  area  limitations  and  color  restrictions,  project  well. Progressive disclosure adds dimension to an otherwise static display of information.  Computer-generated  art  or  video  footage  is  rapidly  replacing standard studio television graphics. Comments It is unfortunate so few Illustrator Draftsmen have the opportunity to interface  on  a  large  scale  with  computer-generated  television  graphics.  Video manipulation  is  a  fascinating  and  mushrooming  field.  Prime  examples  of  the fluidity of the medium are the movies  Forrest Gump  and Toy Story. In Forrest Gump, familiar images were inperceptivley manipulated to give false impressions.  Toy  Story  is  the  pinnacle  of  animated  three-dimensional sophistication.  Should  you  have  the  opportunity  to  use  computer  graphics  in an official capacity for the Navy, you have a moral, ethical, and legal obligation  to  portray  imagery  truthfully.  Research  the  instructions  that pertain to audiovisual imagery and follow them. 3-23







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