Epson PhotoPlus - Manual (Page 107)

2 Glossary
Floating selection Floating selection
A selected area that can be deleted or moved without
affecting the underlying image. Like a sticky note, it can
be moved around without changing the image.
GIF GIF
Graphics Interchange Format. A standard file format for
color and grayscale images, originally designed by
CompuServe.
Grayscale Grayscale
An image with 256 gray shades.
Halftone Halftone
An image composed of evenly spaced color or gray dots,
of varying size. Halftone images are prepared—usually
through a photographic process—for printing purposes.
Highlights Highlights
The brightest parts of an image.
Histogram Histogram
A special type of line chart that shows the color
distribution of images by representing the number of
pixels with given brightness values.
HSV HSV
A color model that defines these color elements: hue,
saturation, and brightness. Also called HSB.
Hue Hue
The color characteristic that determines what part of
the spectrum a color belongs to.
Image data type Image data type
Describes the pixel and color information of an image.
Usually in two parts: bit depth (“24-bit”) and color
model type (“RGB”).
Indexed color image Indexed color image
An image that is converted to 16 or 256 colors.
JPG (JPEG) JPG (JPEG)
Joint Photographic Experts Group. A file format that
encodes color or grayscale images into compressed form.
Line art Line art
Black and white image with no gray.
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