PS Project 2 - Quiz3

How would Jessica rotate this image?

• She would rotate the photo by going to the Toolbar and selecting the Lasso tool.

• She would go to the Image menu and choose Adjustments and select: Rotate.

• She would go to the Image menu and choose Image Rotation.

• She would go to the Image menu and choose Trim.

Melissa wants to get rid of the shadow in the photo. View the photo with the red arrow. How would she accomplish this?

• Use the Lasso tool to select the shadow and then go to Edit and choose Fill.

• Use the Lasso tool to select the shadow and choose to commit the change.

• Use the Lasso tool to select the shadow and then go to Image, choose Adjustment and select Equalize.

• Use the Lasso tool to select the shadow and then go to Image and choose Trim.

How would Elizabeth fix the cracks in the photo? View the photo with the red arrows.

• She would use the Spot Healing Brush tool.

• She would use the Lasso tool.

• She would use the Object Selection too.

• She would use the Eye Dropper tool.

If the Spot Healing Brush tool doesn't work to fix a part of your photo, what is another tool you could try?

• The Stamp tool

• The Lasso tool

• The Crop tool

• The Eraser tool

When you're editing the Brightness or Contrast of your photo, but don't want to destructively affect it, how would you accomplish this?

• Choose the Image menu and choose Adjustments and select: Brightness or Contrast.

• Choose the Image menu and choose Auto-Contrast.

• Choose the Image menu and choose Crop.

• Choose the Adjustment panel and select Brightness/ Contrast.

How do you change an image that's black & white to color?

• Go to the Image menu, choose Mode and then select RGB color.

• Go to the Image menu, choose Adjustments, and then select Black & White.

• Go to the Image menu, choose Adjustments, and then select Color Balance.

• Go to the Image menu, choose Adjustments, and then select AutoTone.

Why would Jenny want to use Layers when editing a photo in PS?

• She wants to permanently change the pixels in her photo.

• She wants to non-destructively edit her photo.

• She wants to make sure her photo (the pixels) are directly affected.

• She wants to make permanent changes to her photo.

If Samantha wants to non-destructively affect the hair color vs the skin color on this photo, how would she accomplish this?

• Create a Skin and Hair layer.

• Create two shades using the Brush tool to adjust the hair and skin colors.

• Use the Dropper tool to adjust the hair and skin colors.

• Use the Spot Healing Brush tool to adjust the hair and skin colors.

What is the benefit of using layers?

• It lets you adjust differert parts of a photo without destructively affecting it.

• You are directly affecting a photo, which cannot be undone.

• You are affecting the photo permanently.

• You are affecting the photo at the pixel level.

Mia wants to copy the color from on part of her photo and draw it onto another. How would she accomplish this?

• She would use the Dropper tool.

• She would use the Spot Healing Brush tool.

• She would use the Pen tool.

• She would use the Dodge tool.