PS Knowledge Check

Three different ways to CROP a photo.

• Unconstrained

• Constrained

• 3 by 3

• square

2. “Anchor” the exposure of an image using the eyedropper tools in LEVELS.

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3. Three ways to convert a color photo into a monochromatic image (Black & White, sepia, etc.).

• grayscale

• black and white

• Hue/Saturation

The Burn tool makes the image tacker while the dodge masks it lighter. 

• yes

• no

5. What are the steps you would use to “clone” something out of a picture or repeat it/add it in?

• Select the clone stamp tool

• Select the source area

• Start cloning

6. How do you make a “Color Scheme” image? Give examples. Turn the image black and white

• Primary

• Secondary

• Analogous

7. What are your top three favorite “Filter Gallery” filters and why?

• Dry Bush because it looks like paint, plastic wrap as it looks like an object, neon for the  night sky color. 

• Explain the advantages of disadvantages

8. Explain the advantages of disadvantages of “Select Similar” versus Color Range to isolate

adjustments?

• Select Similar is faster editing yet less precise. This means that select similar allows the editor to edit and lasso any part they want and edit anything similar to it, although it won't be as précises as somethings may be something you don't want to edit. Adjust specific pixels of something.

• Color Range is slow yet precise on making and adjusting pixels. When it comes to finding specific things like skin tones or midzones, it automatically finds it for you, although some parts as well wouldn't be something to change in mind. Color range is precise, but has les variety tbh.

9. What step should you not forget to do when you isolate adjustments by Shadows, Midtones or HIghlights

• Don't forget to make a layer and as well as use the drop tool to soecify colors or feather it!

• what they said.

11. What are the advantages to working with “Layers”?

• To have works not be dependent on one card, less chance of work loss, and direct edits vs overall edits.

• yup