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Photoshop-Concepts A
JHS Skinner Photoshop
Question | Answer |
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To make permanent adjustments to images, use the adjustments option under this menu: | Image |
To make reversible adjustments to images, use the adjustments option under this menu: | Layer |
When creating an adjustment layer, check the box under the layer name to create this: | clipping mask |
Adjustment that uses a slider to adjust individual color levels (dark areas and light areas) | Levels |
Adjustment used to turn a photo to monochrome | Black and White |
Adjustment that allows you to change the color and intensity of a color | Hue/Saturation |
Adjustment that allows you to simulate special camera filters, such as warming or cooling in image | Photo Filter |
Adjustment that allows one to adjust the amount of specific colors (liven up all red areas, for example) | Selective Color |
To Undo a mistake using a keyboard shortcut in Photoshop, Press Control+Alt and the letter | Z |
To create a duplicate of a layer, press these this key and drag with the Move tool | Alt |
The layer styles button on the Layers panel has these letters | fx |
The layer style (fx) for creating a shadow behind a layer | Drop Shadow |
To separate a shadow from the layer and put it on its own layer, right click the layer styles and select | Create Layer |
The layer style (fx) that create a 3D or raised effect | Bevel and Emboss |
The layer style (fx) used to add a pattern inside a shape | Pattern Overlay |
The layer style (fx) used to add a gradient inside a shape | Gradient Overlay |
Gradients have various colors; each color box is referred to as a: | stop |
The default gradient type is: | linear |
By default, drop shadows all use the same angle. If you do not want them to, uncheck this option in the layer style dialog box: | Use Global Light |
The layer style (fx) used to add a border around a layer | Stroke |
The stroke style that creates pointed edges around the layer | inside |
To make a shape color change when a black and white pattern is applied, add a Color Overlay and modify this in the Layer Styles dialog box: | Blend Mode |
To remove all layers styles attached to a layer, right click the layer in the Layers panel and select this: | Clear Layer Styles |
This panel contains presets that are fancy applications of layer styles; includes categories such as abstract, button, dotted strokes, and more | Styles |
The file format for downloaded styles to load into Photoshop | ASL |
The file format for downloaded brushes to load into Photoshop | ABR |
The file format for downloaded patterns to load into Photoshop | PAT |
The file format for downloaded shapes to load into Photoshop | CSH |
To make layers see through, modify this for that specific layer on the Layers panel | opacity |
To change Type to be in various shapes, such as Arc, Flag, and Wave, click this button on the Options bar | Warp |
Press this key to select the Brush tool | B |
Before using the Brush, you should always create this first | new layer |
To make the brush smaller, press this key | [ |
To make the brush larger, press this key | ] |
If the brush changes to a plus sign (precise cursor) instead of a preview of the actual brush shape, this is turned on | Caps Lock |
A "fuzzy" brush as a hardness level that is | low |
On the color box, the ____ color is the Brush color | top |
This tool works like a Brush except it removes pixels as you drag it across the image | Eraser |
When creating a shape, be sure this option is selected on the Options bar or you will draw a path instead | Shape |
Shapes create their own layers and they appear with a color box because they are | vectors |
When creating a clipping mask for an image inside a shape, which goes on top? | image |
To create a clipping mask, click on the line between two layers and click while holding this key: | Alt |
You can modify the fill of a layer to be a solid color or a: | pattern |
To convert a GIF to be used on a JPG image, change the color mode from Index to: | RGB |
To change the color mode, click this menu: | Image |
If an arrow is pointing down to a layer and you don't want it to be, right click the layer and choose: | Release Clipping Mask |