Editing photos? Remember to keep your originals!

Why is it important to keep an original unedited copy of your photos?

• To save storage space

• To ensure you can revert changes if needed

• To share them easily on social media

• To improve photo quality

What is a potential risk when editing photos?

• Increasing the file size

• Making the photo more colorful

• Damaging the photo during the editing process

• Improving the photo's resolution

Which of the following edits is often irreversible?

• Adjusting brightness

• Cropping

• Adding a watermark

• Rotating the image

What should you do to keep your edited photos organized?

• Use the same name for all files

• Save the edited copy with a different name

• Delete the original file

• Print all edited photos

What should you avoid doing to prevent overwriting your original image?

• Click "Save"

• Click "Save As"

• Click "Open"

• Click "Close"

How can you duplicate a photo on a Windows computer?

• Right-click and select "Duplicate"

• Click "Save As"

• Click and drag the file while holding the Ctrl key

• Use the "Open" option

What is a benefit of keeping your original photos?

• It reduces file size

• It allows more freedom to experiment

• It automatically edits the photos

• It deletes unnecessary files

What is a disadvantage of keeping your original photos?

• It reduces editing options

• It takes up more space on your hard drive

• It automatically deletes duplicates

• It makes photos blurry

Which applications can help keep your originals automatically?

• Photoshop Lightroom CC and Microsoft Photos

• Microsoft Word and Excel

• Adobe Reader and Acrobat

• Google Chrome and Firefox

Image showing a menu in Photoshop with options like "Save As"

• Open

• Export

• Print

• Save As