Deck 8: Image Development in Photoshop

Question 1

When working in Photoshop's History panel, a Snapshot is:

A)Any of the history states viewed on your screen.
B)A temporarily saved state of your file.
C)Your original file before any changes were made.
D)An individual layer of your file.

Answer 1

B

Question 2

The Patch tool:

A)Can sample from all layers to make a correction.
B)Must be used in conjunction with the Clone Stamp tool.
C)Only comes in one size.
D)Can retouch only on the active layer.

Answer 2

D

Question 3

Photoshop's Unsharp Mask command:

A)Blurs an image to the amount you desire.
B)Finds edges within a photograph to sharpen.
C)Increases overall contrast of an image.
D)Should typically be used instead of sharpening functions in Adobe Camera Raw.

Answer 3

C

Question 4

True or false: Snapshots are not retained in the History panel after you have closed your file.

Question 5

In Photoshop, the Proximity Match option:

A)Allows the Content-Aware tool to compare nearby image content with the area being retouched.
B)Allows you to use the Brush tool to paint in changes.
C)Allows the Healing Brush tool to use pixels around the edge of a selected area to use as a patch.
D)Forces you to use a single layer instead of all layers for retouching.

Question 6

True or false: Both Adobe Camera Raw and Photoshop have tools to straighten a photograph's horizon line.

Question 7

In Adobe Camera Raw's noise reduction, the Luminance Contrast slider:

A)Separates color information from luminance information.
B)Affects the contrast of texture in the photograph.
C)Should be used only at 50% magnification.
D)Should be used only at 200% magnification.

Question 8

What is the first tool to use for retouching?

A)Spot Removal tool in Adobe Camera Raw
B)Healing Brush tool in Adobe Camera Raw
C)Spot Healing brush tool in Photoshop
D)Clone Stamp tool in Photoshop

Question 9

Photoshop's Smart Sharpen command:

A)Allows you to sharpen files in Adobe Camera Raw.
B)Sharpens highlights and shadows at the same time.
C)Sharpens highlights independently of shadows.
D)Sharpens midtones only.

Question 10

The Radius slider of the Sharpening function of Adobe Camera Raw:

A)Increases or decreases the amount of sharpening.
B)Determines the width of the sharpening effect.
C)Always prevents halos from forming during a sharpening process.
D)Selects portions of an image that don't contain sharp edges and protects them from sharpening.

Question 11

What is one strong advantage of using Adobe Camera Raw for noise reduction?

A)You can rework the results in Photoshop if you need to.
B)There is no separation between color and luminance.
C)Each photograph must be worked individually.
D)The noise reduction settings in Adobe Camera Raw can be applied to several photographs at once.

Question 12

The Sharpening functions of Adobe Camera Raw are part of the:

A)Sharpness panel.
B)Contrast panel.
C)Color Balance panel.
D)Details panel.

Question 13

In Photoshop's Dust & Scratches filter, the Threshold slider:

A)Determines the resolution of the file.
B)Increases or decreases the size of the area search for the dissimilar pixels.
C)Increases the amount of blur in the image.
D)Determines how different the pixels should be before considering them dust or scratches.

Question 14

True or false: Adobe Camera Raw and Photoshop are capable of clearing out the blur on every photograph.

Question 15

When preparing to combine two or more photographs in Photoshop, it is wise to compare the photographs':

A)File size.
B)Color temperature.
C)Lighting conditions.
D)All of the above.