Quiz 5 Digital Design

To scan an image into Photoshop, select Windows Image Acquisition (WIA) Support. What does WIA Support do? (Select all that apply)

• WIA Support establishes links or unlinks the various layers of imported library images.

• The WIA dialog box screens acquired images and holds them until the correct Range to Import is set.

• The WIA dialog box allows for adjustments to color resolution and size of a scanned object, and any scanned image obtained this way will open as a bitmap.

• WIA Support dialogues with new library images and enables you to save them in a Windows-compliant format.

Which of the following is an asset that can be added to a library?

• Layer Styles

• Smart Objects

• Character Styles

• Colors

Which Transform tool was applied here?

• Crop tool

• Perspective Warp tool

• Overlay tool

• Golden Spiral

The feature used to correct an image that has a crooked background or unwanted area is

• Perspective Warp

• Skew Undo

• Crop and Straighten

• Diagonal Overlay

Which of the following describes a benefit of using a linked smart object instead of a regular, unlinked smart object?

• If the source file is revised, the smart object automatically updates with the changes

• Linked Smart objects disabled on destructive changes at the filter layers

• destructive changes will not be automatically transferred between layers

• Linked smart objects filter the layers individually because of the linkage

A soft proof is

• an image-by-image video sequence shown before the file is rendered

• a lossy raster image that has been decompressed with some data lost

• the image shown on the screen to verify that the colors will print as expected

• an image that has not been optimized using Save for Web 100% presets

What is Rendering?

• assigns presets such as such as compression, color, background transparency, and size to an image

• resamples an image and either adds or subtracts pixels in the image to accommodate the image size

• generates a soft proof of the image – shown on the display device - to verify that the color will be printing as expected

• takes all of the different, individual elements of a video and assimilates them into a smooth, visually seamless video file format

In the Export As dialog box, what does the Scale All option do?

• resamples an image and either adds or subtracts pixels in the image to accommodate the image size

• enables making the image larger up to three times the size or smaller down to 0.1 times the size for the output format

• Scales down an image that has not been optimized using Save for Web 100% presets

• loads web-specific scale value for compression, color, background transparency, and image size

What is an artboard?

• a web application preset that saves an image in the sRGB Photoshop default color space

• a display image showing the colors of an image that has been saved to a print file format, such as TIFF

• a reusable template for a web page or composite image that has multiple layers already built and saved

• a print image template with each of the four Quick Export file formats listed – PNG, JPB, GIF and SVG

For print, the minimum resolution is 300 points per inch for print output at 100% size AND the CMYK color space should be used

• True

• False