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JHS Skinner Photoshop
Term | Definition |
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Normal | The default blending mode is this |
Darkening | Multiply is an example of this type of blending mode (category) |
Lightening | Screen is an example of this type of blending mode (category) |
Contrast | Overlay is an example of this type of blending mode (category) |
Layer Mask | Add this to a layer to be able to "paint out" areas you want to hide in the image |
White | This color on a layer mask means that anything on the layer attached to the mask will show through on the image |
Black | This color on a layer mask means that the area will not show through on the image (hides that area) |
Window | If you want to use the Masks panel, look under this menu |
Adjustment | This type of layer is a separate layer that lets you to non-destructively make change to a layer, such as brightless, levels, or hue changes |
Spot Healing Brush | This is a "one-click" repair and retouch tool used to remove blemishes or small items |
Healing Brush | Retouch tool that is similar to the Clone Stamp tool only in terms that you sample from one image on a source area and then paint to cover up blemishes, wrinkles, scratches, or image damage |
Clone Stamp | Retouch tool that is used for pixel-to-pixel duplication, effectively copying one area of a picture to another area |
Patch | Destructive retouch tool that acts like a lasso, but clones when you select an area and drag to another area to repair |
Blur | Retouch tool that looks like a raindrop |
Sharpen | Retouch tool that increases contrast in the areas where you paint; looks like a triangle |
Smudge | Retouch tool that blends the pixels where you paint, simulating a "finger painting" effect |
Dodge | Retouch tool that lightens pixels where you paint |
Burn | Retouch tool that darkens pixels where you paint |
Sponge | Retouch tool that desaturates or saturates the pixels where you paint |
Smart Object | To use a filter as a "Smart Filter" you must right click the layer and convert the layer to a: |
Mask | Smart Filters appear as a white box, which is one of these: |