ComEd MT Reviewer

ComEd MT Reviewer

By Sir Fred LLORANDO

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- It is the top bar in Photopea that you access when saving or exporting your completed artwork into graphic files.

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- It is a horizontal bar that allows you to adjust specific settings for your active tool before applying it to the image.

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- It is a sidebar that holds all the tools for editing, like brushes, vector shapes, and selection tools.

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- It is the central screen area in Photopea that acts as the main space where images are placed and edited.

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- It is the side panel that is used to organize, reorder, group, or change the visibility of different design layers

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Options Bar

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Canvas/Workspace

Layer Panel

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have identical widths or spaces for every character that is best for receipts and coding.

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includes tiny decorative extensions at the tips of letters, making it ideal for formal print like newspapers.

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features clean, simple lines without decorative end strokes, commonly used for digital screens or sites.

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mimics fluid, handwritten calligraphy for formal or decorative projects.

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is characterized by stylish, unique, and high-impact letters that are best for posters, titles, and flyers.

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Monospace

Serif

San-serif

Script/Cursive

Display/Decorative

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- A logo style that houses brand typography inside a badge (circle), seal, or crest.

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- A text-only logo focused purely on the brand name styled with a unique font.

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- A pictorial icon or geometric design used to symbolically represent a brand.

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- A logo that combines a graphic icon/symbol alongside text lettering.

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Emblem

Wordmark

Symbol

Combination Mark

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- Copies pixels from one sampled location to paint over another.

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- Blends nearby pixels to clean up small blemishes instantly.

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- Trims or cuts outer edges to adjust image bounds.

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- Clears backgrounds by targeting matching color pixels.

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- Blends sampled donor textures over large damaged selections.

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Clone Tool

Spot Healing Tool

Crop Tool

Background Eraser Tool

Patch Tool

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A Daguerreotype is a modern, lightweight camera that features an LCD screen and instant shot previewing. ​

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The Viewfinder is the part of the camera you look through to align and frame your composition properly. ​

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The Kodak Camera became highly popular because of its use of roll film and easy operation. ​

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The Ellipse option within the Shape Tool is used to create four-sided rectangular elements. ​

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Smartphones are portable modern devices that let users capture, edit, and share photos instantly online. ​

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FALSE: A Daguerreotype is an early, heavy camera system; Digital/Smartphone cameras feature LCD screens.

TRUE: Viewfinders allow photographers to see what the lens sees to frame compositions accurately.

TRUE: Kodak cameras simplified consumer photography through pre-loaded roll film.

FALSE: The Ellipse tool creates circles/ovals; the Rectangle tool creates four-sided boxes.

TRUE: Smartphones are mobile digital devices for capturing, editing, and sharing photos online.

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The Custom Shape option in Photopea allows users to insert custom-made designs such as animals, hearts, and arrows. ​

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The Aperture is the internal camera part that controls how much light enters through the lens. ​

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Digital Cameras rely on early black-and-white chemical plates rather than electronic controls and LCD screens. ​

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The Shape Tool is used in Photopea to draw basic vector shapes like polygons, rectangles, and ovals.​

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TRUE: Custom shapes offer preset vector figures like stars, hearts, and directional arrows.

TRUE: The aperture acts as an adjustable iris controlling light entering the camera lens.

FALSE: Digital cameras use electronic sensors and LCD displays, not black-and-white plates.

TRUE: The Shape Tool draws vector graphics including polygons, ellipses, and rectangle.

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- Direct light coming from the front of the subject to illuminate features evenly with minimal shadow.

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- Captures a subject completely from head to toe within their environment.

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- Man-made indoor lighting source like a fluorescent tube or incandescent bulb.

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- Specialized camera lens engineered to capture detailed close-ups of small subjects.

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- Positioned above the subject, looking downward from an elevated angle.

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- Unprocessed light provided by nature, primarily coming from the sun.

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- Framing option that focuses tightly on a subject's facial expressions.

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- Positioned below the subject, looking upward to make them appear dominant.

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- Lens designed to magnify distant objects and bring them closer into view.

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- Shot size that is designed to highlight extremely small details, such as a single eye.

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- Captures a subject from the waist up while revealing some surrounding context.

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- Lens with a wider field of view designed to capture broader scene environments.

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- Preventing a finished layer from being modified accidentally.

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- Assigning custom titles to layers for organized workflow management.

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- Creating a safety backup copy of an original layer before editing.

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- Making a layer invisible to compare an unedited photo with an edited version without deleting anything.

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Uses a 3x3 grid to place key focal points along grid intersections.

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Uses the shoulder as foreground to establish a conversation between 2 subjects.

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A visual room or space in front of a subject indicating travel direction.

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Using environmental elements (like doors, windows, posts, etc) to frame the main subject.

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A space or gap left between the subject's head and the top frame line.

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