Adode Photoshop--photo Effects & Retouch Quiz

Pressing Control+Alt+Z (in caps) will undo multiple steps.

The statement is true because the eyedropper tool in graphic design software can be used in conjunction with the color picker to select a specific color from an image or design. This allows the user to easily identify and use the exact hexadecimal color code of that color, which can then be applied as the foreground or background color in their project.

In free transform, you have the ability to manipulate an object in various ways such as flipping it horizontally or vertically, rotating it to any desired angle, skewing it to create a slanted effect, distorting its shape, changing its perspective to create a 3D effect, warping it to create a curved or twisted appearance, and scaling it to make it larger or smaller. This allows you to have complete control over the transformation of the object.

The hexadecimal color mode involves 6 characters that represent a color combination of rgb colors.

The tab key can be pressed to set up the Presentation mode where the menus, toolbox, and panels are all hidden.

The statement is true because selection tools such as lassos, marquee, and pen tools are used to create selections or outlines around specific areas or objects in an image. These selections are represented by a moving dotted line, often referred to as "running ants," which indicate that the area within the selection is active and can be edited or manipulated separately from the rest of the image.

In layer masking, white reveals and black conceals when working with a brush to reveal or conceal parts of an image. This means that when using layer masking, if you paint with white on the mask, it will reveal the underlying image or layer. On the other hand, if you paint with black, it will conceal or hide the underlying image or layer. This technique is commonly used in photo editing to selectively show or hide certain areas of an image.

The given answer states that there are 4 lasso tools in the toolbox. This suggests that within the toolbox, there are multiple lasso tools available for use.

When you control+click on a layer to select what's on that layer, you need to control+click on the layer's thumbnail image. The thumbnail image is a small representation of the layer's content and clicking on it allows you to easily select the entire layer and its contents.

Control+J, copy, and alt+Control are all keyboard shortcuts commonly used in graphic design software such as Adobe Photoshop to duplicate a layer or selection. When any of these shortcuts are used, the selected layer or portion of the image is duplicated, creating an identical copy of it. This allows designers to easily replicate elements within their design without having to manually recreate them. Therefore, the correct answer is "duplicated".

The correct answer is "black and white" because the given information states that the shortcut is used for image adjustment and it measures only in shades of two colors. Therefore, the most appropriate option would be "black and white" as it refers to an image that consists of only black and white colors.

The given statement is true because pressing the Shift+Tab keys simultaneously is indeed a shortcut that can be used to hide or show panels. This shortcut is commonly used in various software applications, including graphic design and video editing programs, where panels can be rearranged or temporarily hidden to provide a larger workspace.

The given question is asking for a setting that can be used with various tools such as the eraser, brush, clone stamping, and spot healing brush. The correct answer is "brush". This implies that the brush tool has a versatile functionality and can be used in different contexts and settings.

When this occurs, there are multiple options available to choose from. One of the options is "selection". A selection refers to the highlighted area or object that has been chosen in a document or image. In this context, the "running ants" refer to the animated dashed lines that typically surround a selection. These ants move around the edges of the selected area, indicating that it is active and ready for further actions like copying, cutting, or editing. Therefore, "selection" is the correct answer in this case.

The canvas is the checkered background you see in a document when no layers are visible. It serves as a foundation for the document and provides a visual representation of empty space. The checkered pattern helps to differentiate the canvas from the content of the document, making it easier to identify when no layers are present.

After activating the brush tool, you can access the Brushes panel where brush settings can be set by pressing F4. This statement is false because pressing F4 does not allow you to access the Brushes panel. The correct way to access the Brushes panel may vary depending on the software or application being used.

If you add Brightness/Contrast from the adjustments panel, this layer will impact all layers below it. This is because adjustments made in the adjustments panel affect the entire image or document, rather than just the specific layer it is applied to. Therefore, any changes in brightness/contrast made in this panel will be applied to all layers below it, altering their appearance accordingly.

The interface in Photoshop refers to the overall layout and design of the software, which includes various elements such as the toolbox, menus, document image(s), and panels. These components are essential for users to navigate and interact with the software effectively. Therefore, the statement "The interface is a snapshot of the photoshop environment that includes the toolbox, menus, document image(s), and panels" is true.

By selecting "inverse" with a selection, the previously unselected part of the image will be selected. "Inverse" refers to selecting the opposite of what is currently selected. Therefore, by choosing "inverse" with a selection, the areas that were not selected before will now be selected, while the previously selected parts will be deselected.

The first measurement on an image is the width, which refers to the horizontal size of the image. The second measurement is the height, which refers to the vertical size of the image. Both measurements are in inches, indicating that they are measured in the unit of inches.

Control + U is a keyboard shortcut that is commonly used to open the "Hue/Saturation" dialog box in many image editing software programs, such as Adobe Photoshop. It is not used to open the "Brightness & Contrast" image adjustment properties box. Therefore, the given statement is false.

The Smudge tool in image editing software is used to blend or smear pixels together, creating a smudged or blurred effect. It does not darken pixels in an image.

The dodge tool is used to lighten pixels within a brush. It is commonly used in photo editing to brighten specific areas or highlight details in an image. By applying the dodge tool, the selected pixels will become lighter, enhancing the overall brightness and contrast of the image. This tool is particularly useful for correcting underexposed areas or adding highlights to specific elements in a photograph.

The given question asks for the filter name that is not included in the given options. The options "High Pass", "Artistic", and "Liquify" are all filter names commonly used in image editing software. However, "High Ball" is not a commonly used filter name in this context, making it the correct answer.

Channels is the correct answer because it is the tab in the layers panel that works with the type of color mode being used. In an RGB color mode, there are separate channels for Red, Green, and Blue. Channels allow for precise control and manipulation of the colors in an image, making it an essential tool for editing and adjusting the colors in a design or photograph.

Panels are used to modify and monitor your work in the default workspace. They are separate windows that provide access to various tools and functions in the software. These panels can be docked, grouped, or floated to customize the workspace according to the user's preference. By using panels, users can easily access and modify different aspects of their work, such as layers, brushes, color settings, and more.

The explanation for the answer being "False" is that the statement contradicts itself. It states that levels can take input tones and selectively stretch or compress them, but then goes on to say that tonal levels are controlled using any number of anchor points. This implies that levels and tonal levels are different things, which contradicts the initial statement. Therefore, the correct answer is False.

Levels is the correct answer because it is an image adjustment tool that allows users to adjust the tonal range and color balance of an image by manipulating the shadows, highlights, and midtones. By adjusting the levels, users can make the image brighter or darker, enhance the contrast, and correct any color imbalances. This tool is commonly used in photo editing software to improve the overall appearance and quality of an image.

Control+Click does not allow you to select only the active layer's content in making a selection. Control+Click is used to make multiple non-contiguous selections in an image. To select only the active layer's content, you can use the "Select" menu or use the shortcut Ctrl+Shift+A (Command+Shift+A on Mac).

The blending mode determines how the colors of one layer blend with the layers below it. In this case, filters are not a location where you can directly set the blending mode. Layer styles, layers panel, and brushes all provide options to set blending modes for different elements in an image or design.