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Photoshop-Basics
JHS Skinner Photoshop
Question | Answer |
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The native format for saving in Photoshop, which maintains editability in layers | PSD |
The most common web format for saving images; 16 million colors | JPG |
To save a copy of an image to use on the internet, use the File menu and then | Export |
To enlarge the area behind an image (to create headroom, for example) you should modify this on the Image menu | Canvas Size |
To undo in Photoshop, you actually step: | backward |
Which image adjustment is used to make a picture in black and white tones? | Black and White |
How "strong" a color value is refers to the: | saturation |
The actual color shade is the: | hue |
To remove part of an image, draw with this tool in a rectangular area around the part you wish to keep and then press Enter or Checkmark. | Crop |
To straighten an image, use this tool | Ruler |
To mirror an image, use the Image menu and Image Rotation or right click and then select this | flip canvas horizontal |
The little menus all around the Photoshop screen, such as Layers, History and Color are called | panels |
The top bar on the Photoshop workspace with words you click to bring up pull down menus | Menu bar |
To second bar at the top of the Photoshop workspace that changes based on what tool is clicked on | Options bar |
To add words to a Photoshop document, use this tool | Type |
The keyboard shortcut to zoom in | Control + |
The keyboard shortcut to zoom out | Control - |
To move around an image, use this tool | Hand |
Use this panel to move around or zoom on the image | Navigator |
Use this panel to reorder or rename layers | Layers |
The Move tool can be accessed using this keyboard shortcut | V |
Bring up transform controls using this keyboard shortcut | Control T |
Hold this when resizing using a corner transform handle to maintain aspect ratio (so you don't smash or stretch the picture) | Shift |
To take multiple images and pull them out of tabs or arrange them on the screen so you can see more than one at a time, use the Window menu and go to: | Arrange |
The way the screen is set up and which panels are visible is determined by choosing a: | Workspace |
If you have closed many panels and a workspace is messed up, you should do this to the workspace | reset |