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Values refer to the shades of grey between black and white that create light, shadows, and tones in color. A value scale ranges from 0 (black) to 10 (white) to indicate the relative darkness or lightness. High key uses lighter values towards the upper end of the scale while low key uses darker values towards the lower end, creating contrast and focal points through strong differences in value, size, and other qualities. All value transitions should be handled with either a soft or hard edge.
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3D-IC Design Kits for Drop-in Chiplets MDK, ADK, TDK1 ppt values key.wimmer
- 1. VALUES
- 2. VALUE -different shades of grey between white and black. -creates form with light and shadows. -Tone is when GREY is added to color -color has value
- 3. Valuescale: a grey scale with a developed range of values from 0 (black) to 10 (white) *sometimes you will see this scale reversed, please stick to this version, as low & high key numbers will become relevant soon
- 13. All Value transitions should be handled either as a soft edge or a hard edge.
- 17. KEY High Key-using values towards the upper range on the scale Low Key-using values towards the lower range on the scale Contrast-Comparison of strong unlike qualities such as value, size, etc to create emphasis or focal points
- 20. Presentation created specifically for educational use only. Images found through Google image search and are not used maliciously or for profit and are for educational use only.