Digital Photography - Unit 7

In the hue and saturation tool, the saturation control controls the

• relative shade of the color

• "wet-look" filter

• strength of the color

• pixel differentiation filter

In the hue and saturation tool, the hue control

• controls the actual color of an object

• sets the highlight/shadow break point

• sets the color/tone break point

• controls the overcast color on all divergence filters

The color balance control allows you to

• increase or decrease the relative levels of the primary colors

• increase or decrease the relative levels of the secondary colors

• decrease the level of any given channel

• set the balance between a primary color and its secondary color

A secondary color is one that

• does not contain any of the primary color

• conforms to ISO 9660 standards

• conforms to pantone and ISO 9660 standards

• has less than 20% of the primary color in its blend

Which of the following is not a primary/secondary color match?

• green-magenta

• blue-yellow

• red-cyan

• magenta-red

What does the primary/secondary color match form in the color balance tool?

• unit

• channel

• group

• range

The color balance tool is used primarily to adjust

• the color-tone depth of the shadow areas

• the color-tone depth of the highlight areas

• an image to eliminate a color cast

• an image color-tone in the bias filter layer

The preserve luminosity function

• keeps the brightness of the monitor screen constant

• keeps the brightness of a channel being adjusted constant

• keeps the brightness of the image constant

• is a hold over from the early days of digital photography and has no effect on modern images

In the brightness and contrast tool, the contrast control

• expands the tonal separation in the shadow areas

• expands the tonal separation in the highlight areas

• expands or reduces the tonal differences between the highlights and the shadows

• increases or decreases the brightness of the image

In the brightness and contrast tool, the brightness control

• makes the image darker or lighter

• is a good tool for correcting over or underexposure

• makes the midtone values darker or lighter

• both b and c