BB2 F: PS Formative

How do you rotate an image in Photoshop?

• Go to Edit > Transform > Rotate

• Use the crop tool

• Adjust Levels

• Use the Lasso tool

How do you straighten an image in Photoshop?

• Use the crop tool; click on the straighten button; click and drag along a straight edge in the photo

• Go to Edit > Transform > Rotate

• Adjust Levels

• Use the Lasso tool

What option should you un-check if you want to crop an image non-destructively in Photoshop?

• "Delete Cropped Pixels"

• "Preserve Details"

• "Auto-Enhance"

• "Smart Objects"

What does adjusting Levels in a photo do to the image in Photoshop?

• Adjusts the black and white points within the photo

• Rotates the image

• Crops the image

• Draws a selection freehand

When adjusting Levels, where should the black and white points be placed on the histogram in Photoshop?

• Drag them in until they hug the sides of the “mountain” (the edges of the graph)

• Place them at the center of the graph

• Leave them at the default position

• Move them to the top of the graph

What does the Lasso tool do in Photoshop?

• Draws a selection freehand, as though you were naturally drawing it with a pencil

• Rotates the image

• Adjusts Levels

• Crops the image

What is the function of the Spot Healing Brush tool in Photoshop?

• Corrects parts of an image without needing to sample

• Copies part of an image by using a sampled portion

• Rotates the image

• Adjusts Levels

What is the function of the Healing Brush tool in Photoshop?

• Corrects part of an image by using a sampled portion and automatically attempts to blend the pixels

• Copies part of an image by using a sampled portion

• Rotates the image

• Adjusts Levels

What is the function of the Clone Stamp tool in Photoshop?

• Copies part of an image by using a sampled portion

• Corrects parts of an image without needing to sample

• Rotates the image

• Adjusts Levels

When using the Healing Brush or Clone Stamp tools, which key do you press to select the area you want to sample from?

• Ctrl

• Shift

• Alt

• Spacebar