Video Tutorial Quiz

What does the semi-transparent onion skin overlay indicate in the Select and Mask workspace?

• The areas that are blurred

• The areas that are masked

• The areas that are fully visible

• The areas that are in focus

What is the purpose of the Select Subject feature?

• To automatically identify and select typical subjects in a photo

• To apply a filter to the entire image

• To adjust the brightness and contrast of the image

• To crop the image to a specific size

How can you add missed areas to the selection using the Quick Selection tool?

• By using the Eraser tool

• By clicking on the missed areas

• By adjusting the brightness of the image

• By dragging the tool over the missed areas without extending into the background

What should you do if you accidentally add unwanted areas to the mask?

• Restart the entire process

• Adjust the brightness and contrast

• Use the Eraser tool

• Choose undo from the edit menu or use the Quick Selection tool in subtract mode

What is the purpose of the Refine Edge Brush tool?

• To crop the image

• To adjust the brightness

• To apply a filter

• To mask subtle edges and refine the mask

How can you evaluate the current mask edge more clearly?

• By using the Eraser tool

• By choosing the black and white view mode

• By adjusting the brightness

• By applying a filter

What does the Decontaminate Colors option do?

• It adjusts the brightness of the image

• It suppresses color fringes around the mask edges

• It crops the image

• It applies a filter to the image

Why was the student layer copied when using the Decontaminate Colors option?

• Because it requires generating new pixels

• To create a backup

• To adjust the brightness

• To apply a filter

What is the purpose of the Puppet Warp feature?

• To crop the image

• To adjust the brightness

• To reposition areas of an image like a puppet

• To apply a filter

How do you rotate the head using the Puppet Warp feature?

• By adjusting the brightness

• By applying a filter

• By clicking on the head

• By dragging the pointer while holding down the ALT or Option key