DT 5- Masking and Chroma Keying

What is Masking primarily used for in graphic design?

• Enlarging images

• Making parts of a layer transparent

• Adding color effects

• Creating 3D models

Which of the following best describes Scaling in video and photo editing?

• Adjusting audio levels

• Changing the brightness of an image

• Resizing while preserving clarity and integrity

• Adding text overlays

What is the purpose of maintaining the aspect ratio when scaling images or videos?

• To add visual effects

• To distort the image intentionally

• To prevent distortion and uphold visual consistency

• To increase file size

What is Chroma Keying commonly known as in video and photo editing?

• Green/Blue screen

• HDR imaging

• Sepia tone effect

• Panoramic stitching

How does Chroma Keying contribute to video editing?

• By changing the aspect ratio

• By adding visual effects

• By integrating subjects into different backgrounds

• By adjusting color saturation

Which of the following is NOT a common use of Chroma Keying?

• Creating weather forecasts

• Enhancing facial features

• Producing action movie scenes

• Inserting characters into virtual environments

What is the Rule of Thirds?

• A guideline for audio editing

• A principle of composition in photography and design

• A technique for scaling images

• A method for creating 3D graphics

How does the Rule of Thirds enhance photographic compositions?

• By placing key elements in the center of the frame

• By creating static and boring images

• By encouraging dynamism and engaging visual experiences

• By removing empty space from the composition

How do compositions following the Rule of Thirds utilize empty space?

• By filling it with additional subjects

• By removing it completely

• By balancing it with key elements

• By making it the focal point

Why is it beneficial to place key elements at the intersections of gridlines in the Rule of Thirds?

• It creates static and boring compositions

• It draws attention away from the focal point

• It enhances visual interest and balance

• It removes dynamism from the image