Search results for 'pix':

pixelate (verb) : to show pixels when viewing : to show a granulated digital image

Scanned at a low resolution, the image will pixelate when enlarged.

Submitted by: Elissa Bolt from Massachusetts on Feb. 29, 2008 10:09

pixelated (adjective) : showing large individual pixels

I tried to make the picture larger to see a small detail more clearly, but the resulted image was so pixelated I could not make out anything.

Submitted by: mike r on Jun. 12, 2007 20:33

pixelgraph (noun) : Image created with magnetic code in digital cameras. (Similar to photograph, but created using a different technology.)

Our daughter emailed to us a pixelgraph of the grandchildren. —Katylee Hoover, original

Submitted by: Katylee Hoover from Virginia on Jan. 04, 2007 14:41

pixelicious (adjective) : a digital picture which is vibrant, beautiful, and brings out the natural beauty of the image

Looking through the images of their trip abroad, he came across an digital image of his wife which was pixelicious.

Submitted by: Tom Mathewson from Washington on Nov. 28, 2007 12:55

pixellated (adjective) : enlarged so as to reveal individual pixels causing an uneven appearance

When Bob enlarged the picture for the contest, he inadvertantly pixellated the image.

Submitted by: Robert Horton from Connecticut on Sep. 08, 2008 12:39

pixelography (noun) : the use of computer software to accomplish artistic effects too difficult with film- and paper-based pigments or for photographers to achieve using traditional, in-camera techniques. Pixelography’s medium is the computer, not the camera or the airbrush. A pixelograph may include components appropriated from artwork created conventionally.

Pixelographers create most advertising images today. As different from digital capture and file manipulation as shooting film in a camera is different from dodging and burning prints in a darkroom, pixelography more accurately describes the post-production manipulation of photographic images than the too broad term, “digital imaging.” —Tom Zimberoff, lectures and a published book, 1993

Submitted by: Tom Zimberoff from California on Nov. 09, 2005 12:47

pixie-bob (noun) : a domesticated hybrid breed of cat that resembles a wild bobcat

Though she had claimed the feline was a bobcat at the Petsmart and would grow to 50 pounds, this morning she said it was actually a hybrid breed called a pixie-bob. —Sam Wood, Philadelphia Inquirer, December 10, 2008

Submitted by: K.A. Hoffa from Pennsylvania on Dec. 10, 2008 13:47

pixilated : Pixilated is a word used to describe an image where the individual pixels are visible.

If you zoom in to far, the image becomes rather pixilated.

Submitted by: Master Bob on Feb. 16, 2006 01:05

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