Photoshop Tools and Functions

This video tutorial provides a comprehensive introduction to Adobe Photoshop for beginners in 2023. It covers the basics of starting a new project, importing and resizing images, and navigating the Photoshop interface. The tutorial also introduces essential tools like the move and selection tools, as well as advanced techniques such as blending modes. Finally, it explains how to export images and concludes with an invitation to explore more in-depth tutorials.

What is the first step to create a new document in Photoshop?

• Select 'Import Image'

• Choose 'Edit Document'

• Click on 'Open File'

• Click on 'New File'

Which tool allows you to move elements around in your Photoshop document?

• Eraser Tool

• Brush Tool

• Crop Tool

• Move Tool

What is the function of the 'Lasso Tool' in Photoshop?

• To create freeform selections

• To erase parts of an image

• To add text to an image

• To adjust color balance

Which tool is used to select a specific color from an image?

• Brush Tool

• Clone Stamp Tool

• Gradient Tool

• Eyedropper Tool

How can you remove small imperfections from an image in Photoshop?

• Using the Text Tool

• Using the Spot Healing Brush Tool

• Using the Move Tool

• Using the Crop Tool

What is the purpose of the 'Clone Stamp Tool'?

• To adjust brightness

• To crop images

• To create text layers

• To duplicate parts of an image

Which tool allows you to create gradients in Photoshop?

• Lasso Tool

• Move Tool

• Gradient Tool

• Eraser Tool

What is the function of blending modes in Photoshop?

• To create composite effects by blending layers

• To export images in different formats

• To change the visibility of layers

• To adjust the size of the canvas

How can you ensure an adjustment layer only affects a specific layer beneath it?

• By changing the layer opacity

• By using the Eraser Tool

• By creating a clipping mask

• By using the Move Tool

Which file format should you choose to export an image with a transparent background?

• JPEG

• TIFF

• PNG

• BMP