Center Crop Marks

Prints crop marks where the page is to be trimmed. You can print crop marks at the center of each edge.      

Crop marks

Crop marks also known as trim marks, are lines printed in the corners of your publication's sheet or sheets of paper to show the printer where to trim the paper. They are used by commercial printers for creating bleeds where an image or color on the page needs to extend all the way to the edge of the paper.

registration mark

Marks made to a surface to help with alignment. A registration mark is commonly used with printing to help ensure the print is aligned properly.

LAB 5 PRINTING WORDS CALIBRATION BAR

The Calibration Bar tool is used to place a calibration bar on the current image. The system should be calibrated prior to using this tool or the calibration bar will be in pixel units.

LAB 4 COLOR MODE

RGB means :Red, Green, Blue is an additive color mode. It is called additive because the background of screen is black. Then light up in varying intensity adding light to black. The variations in intensity of each color determines what color the user sees. CMYK means :Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, Key or black is subtractive because the paper where its printed on is white and the ink subtracts from the brightness of the white paper. CMYK also uses secondary colors that are much lighter than those used in RGB because to reproduce the darker colors, you would only need to add more ink.

LAB 3 Analysis Of A Photo

in the picture i see the colors are different, the emphasis of the picture is the bridge. For my view the picture is take high viewpoint. i think the picture has balance because the picture is not focus i just one thing.

WHAT COULD I DO WITH THE IMAGEN PROVIDED IN LAB 2?

i could cut and paste the imagen, and made a collage like in the picture in lab 2.