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Glossaire Infographique Glossaire Infographique André PASCUAL [email protected] Glossaire Infographique Table des Matières GLOSSAIRE ILLUSTRÉ...............................................................................................................................................................1 des Termes techniques & autres,.....................................................................................................................................1 Prologue.......................................................................................................................................................................................2 Notice Légale...............................................................................................................................................................................3 Définitions des termes & Illustrations.......................................................................................................................................4 −AaA−...........................................................................................................................................................................................5 Aberration chromatique :..................................................................................................................................................5 Accrochage − Snap :........................................................................................................................................................5 Aérosol, Pulvérisateur, Aérographe− Spray :...................................................................................................................5 Affiche − Poster :..............................................................................................................................................................5 Airbrushing − Aérographe (Peinture à l') :........................................................................................................................5 Aléatoire :.........................................................................................................................................................................5 Algorithme :......................................................................................................................................................................5 Algorithmic Art :................................................................................................................................................................6 Aliasing − Crénelage :......................................................................................................................................................6 Alignement (Typo) :..........................................................................................................................................................6 Aligner :............................................................................................................................................................................6 Alpha Blending :...............................................................................................................................................................7 Alpha Channel − Canal alpha :.........................................................................................................................................7 Ambient :..........................................................................................................................................................................7 Anamorphose :.................................................................................................................................................................7 Angle solide :....................................................................................................................................................................7 Anisotropique :..................................................................................................................................................................7 Antialiasing − Anticrénelage :...........................................................................................................................................7 Antique (Typo) −Sans Serif, Gothic, Grotesk :.................................................................................................................8 Aperçu − Preview :...........................................................................................................................................................8 Aplatir image − Combine all with background :................................................................................................................8 Aplats (à−plats) et Dégradés :..........................................................................................................................................8 Arbre de construction − Hierarchy :..................................................................................................................................9 ARCAD :...........................................................................................................................................................................9 ARCIMBOLDO Guiseppe :...............................................................................................................................................9 Arête − Edge :.................................................................................................................................................................10 Array − Copie multiple :..................................................................................................................................................10 Arrière−Plan − Background :..........................................................................................................................................10 Artéfacts :.......................................................................................................................................................................11 Artéfacts (Suppression des) :.........................................................................................................................................11 Art Stroke − Art du trait :.................................................................................................................................................11 ASCII Art :.......................................................................................................................................................................11 ASCII et Binaire (Format) :.............................................................................................................................................12 Assemblage − Assembly :..............................................................................................................................................12 Atténuation de lumière :..................................................................................................................................................12 Azimut :...........................................................................................................................................................................12 −BbB−.........................................................................................................................................................................................13 Balayage− Sweep :.........................................................................................................................................................13 Bande Dessinée (BD) :...................................................................................................................................................13 Banque d'images LAL :...................................................................................................................................................13 BAUHAUS (Le) :.............................................................................................................................................................14 BEARDSLEY Aubrey Vincent :.......................................................................................................................................14 Bézier(Courbes et Surfaces) :........................................................................................................................................14 Biais (Effet de )...............................................................................................................................................................15 Bibliothèques − Library :.................................................................................................................................................15 Billboards − Panneaux d'affichage :..............................................................................................................................15 Binary (Format) − Binaire :.............................................................................................................................................15 Biseau − Bevel (Chanfrein) :...........................................................................................................................................15 Bit − Chiffre binaire :.......................................................................................................................................................15
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