D1: Evaluate the impact of evolving output mediums on the design and creation of graphic images

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In this task am going to research about changes that occurs on the design and creation of graphic images. The output media and the effects are continuously changing, they getting better, portable and safer to use. The output mediums that I will evaluate and show changes will be: printers, monitors and mobile phones.

Monitors

Monitors are changing rapidly, mostly in last 10 year there was a big jump. The hardware and many features are now available. When the first monitors came up they were big in size (thick) and they were bulky and only displayed a black and green screen, with used to hurt eyes, this monitors were known as CRT monitors with stand for cathode ray tube and mainly were used by large organisations. The hardware in these monitors were dangerous for humans and other living organisms as if they were on for too long they would give poisonous gases.
However now we can buy monitors with better hardware, as most of monitors now days are made of mostly LCD (liquid crystal display). They are better as they ensure better quality of monitors and the pixels are always in high resolution. In market light emitting diode monitors are available to, they are very thin as the light is emitted at the back of the monitor. This method reduces the size and increase the quality with shows a big step from the first monitors. The Led monitors are better for graphical users as due to increased resolution of the pixels it makes better for graphical users to work on them and display them as the contrast output is immense on Led monitors. Now manufactures have made them HD so they are even better and it is possible to watch movies and TV shows on them. Users have a choice of size of the monitor, which is useful as not everyone user wants t...

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...ferent sizes, with user can pick to draw the image. Better graphics tablets supports HD display with different viewings such as 178o viewing angle and a different ratios such as 16:10 aspect ratio. Some tablets can also be colour calibrated for colour-sensitive workflow.

Some better graphics tablets come with different software’s such as Photoshop Elements 6.0 and with high resolutions such as 4000 Ipi and 1024 pressure level.

Normal tablets provide easy, natural touchscreen computing for all users. They are good for reading, watching films or watching the photos and graphics images. Some of the tablets have high storage with allows to store many images. Many tablets have built in Bluetooth with means that when user is taking image it can send to the tablets and see the image and or edit it. So it means that it is a perfect device for people who do graphics editing

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