“Introduction to Raster Graphics Tutorial” Chaired by James (Jim) F. Blinn
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- Introduction to Raster Graphics Tutorial
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What is Raster Graphics??Raster graphics is an area of computer graphics based upon?a particular technology for displaying images: the simple CRT?raster scan used by the millions of TV sets around the world.?In a raster scan, the CRT’s electron beam follows a fixed?pattern, which is repeated about 30 times a second. An image?is created by varying the intensity of the electron beam. In?simple systems the intensity variation is between the on and?off states, while more complex systems allow multiple levels?of intensity and/or color.
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Who should attend:
• Decision-makers in the purchase or evaluation of raster graphic equipment
• Managers of projects that use or intend to use raster graphics
• Anyone with some experience in vector graphics
• Anyone considering raster graphics as a candidate for application
The sessions will include:
• Hardware for raster graphics
• Software for raster graphics
• Three-dimensional techniques
• Interactive techniques
