Photoshop Project 3 - Hogschwartz

What makes something copyrighted? (3.01)

• Recorded in fixed form

• Published online

• Signed by an artist

• Approved by a lawyer

Is it legal to use any image you find that doesn't have a copyrighted symbol or notice on it? Why, or why not? (3.01)

• Yes, no restrictions

• No - just because something doesn't display a copyright notice, doesn't mean you have automatic permission to use it.

• Yes - But only if it's for personal use

• Yes - But only when it's for educational purposes

When are you allowed to use a portion of copyrighted material according to Fair Use? (3.01)

• Anytime

• Only for personal projects

• Education, critique, analysis, and review

• Commercial purposes only

What are the only four times you can use client images? (3.02)

• 1. The work is public domain
  2. They took the images themselves (they own copyright)
  3. Only on odd-numbered days
  4. They have purchased a license (check permissions)

• 1. The work is private domain 2. The images are only of the clients children (they own copyright)
  3. Images are royalty-free (confirm with source)
  4. They have purchased a license (check permissions)

• 1. The work is public domain 2. They took the images themselves (they own copyright)
  3. Images are royalty-free (confirm with source)
  4. They have purchased a license (check permissions)

• 1. The work is public domain
  2. They took the images themselves (they own copyright)
  3. Images are royalty-free (confirm with source)
  4. They hold a license from the mystical guild of visual arts (check permissions)

When a client hires you to create a design for them, who owns the copyright to the work you created? (3.02)

• You, the designer

• Shared ownership

• The client who hired you.

• The design agency

What is a Model Release form, and when do you need one? (3.02)

• A contract between designer and client

• A document giving you permission to use a person's likeness in an image.

• Permission to use any image

• Only for professional models

Answer explanation

You need one any time a person is recognizable in your photograph. People featured in the distance, or from behind, or with their face obscured, do not need model releases.

How do you download and save an image that you find online in order to get the best resolution possible? (3.03)

• Right-click and save

• Print the webpage

• Click on the image thumbnail to view the larger version and then copy, rather than copying the thumbnail

• Use a screenshot tool

What is the keyboard shortcut for Free Transform? (3.04)

• Ctrl + F

• Alt + F4

• CTRL + T, CMD + T

• Shift + Ctrl + S

How do you flip a single layer? (3.04)

• Edit > Transform > Flip Layer

• Ctrl + Z

• Edit > Transform > Flip Horizontal/Vertical

• Ctrl + C, Ctrl + V

How do you flip your entire image? (3.04)

• Image > Flip Image

• Ctrl + Z

• Image > Image Rotation > Flip Horizontal/Vertical

• Shift + Ctrl + S