Week 4 Module 5

According to the passage, what is Lightroom?

• A program that can manage and edit your images

• A camera

• A printer

• A photo sharing website

Lightroom is a non destructive editing program.

• True

• False

What does Lightroom store a record of all changes you want to make to your images in?

• A separate file called the catalog

• A hidden folder in your system

• The original image file

• A temporary cache file

In the passage, Lightroom is compared to a ________ book.

• recipe

• history

• comic

• science

What is the first thing you see once you have your memory card connected in Lightroom?

• A grid with tiny thumbnail previews of all the pictures on your memory card.

• A blank screen with no images displayed.

• A pop-up asking you to format your memory card.

• A list of editing tools and sliders.

• A message saying 'No photos found'.

According to the passage, what should you do after your photos are imported into Lightroom?

• You should not start making edits or changes to your pictures yet. Instead, look at the left side of your screen and find an area called 'Collections.'

• Immediately start editing your photos to enhance their quality.

• Export your photos to another software for further processing.

• Delete all the imported photos to free up space.

Lightroom makes changes to the original pictures when you import them.

• True

• False

Where do your photos remain after you click Import in Lightroom?

• They remain in a folder on your hard drive, intact and untouched, until the end of time.

• They are automatically uploaded to the cloud and deleted from your hard drive.

• They are compressed and stored in a hidden Lightroom database.

• They are moved to the Lightroom app and removed from your original folder.

According to the passage, what is the main purpose of using Collections in a photo management application?

• To edit photos

• To keep track of photos more easily

• To delete photos

• To print photos

Collections in a photo management application function just like ______ in iTunes or Spotify.

• playlists

• albums

• songs

• genres