Canvas Size and Cropping Techniques

This Photoshop tutorial explains three methods to change the canvas size. First, using the properties panel, you can adjust the size, link dimensions, and change units. Second, the crop tool allows resizing by cropping the artwork. Lastly, the image menu provides options to adjust size, units, and direction of canvas extension. Each method offers flexibility in managing canvas dimensions.

What is the first step to access the properties panel if it's not visible?

• Right-click on the canvas and select Properties

• Go to Window and select Properties

• Press Ctrl + P to open Properties

• Go to Edit and select Properties

How can you maintain the aspect ratio while changing the canvas size?

• By using the crop tool

• By unlinking the dimensions

• By linking the dimensions

• By changing the units

What happens if you switch between vertical and portrait modes?

• The canvas size automatically adjusts

• You might receive a warning about clipping

• The units change to default

• The canvas color changes

Which tool allows you to re-crop your artwork beyond the current canvas?

• Eraser Tool

• Crop Tool

• Brush Tool

• Move Tool

What is the shortcut key for the crop tool in Photoshop?

• C

• V

• T

• R

How do you finalize the new canvas size after cropping?

• Press Ctrl + S

• Press Enter

• Select File > Save

• Click on the canvas

Which menu option allows you to adjust the canvas size directly?

• Layer > Canvas Size

• Image > Canvas Size

• Edit > Canvas Size

• View > Canvas Size

What can you adjust when changing the canvas size through the Image menu?

• Only the color

• Both width and height, and the direction of extension

• Only the height

• Only the width

How can you extend the canvas in a specific direction?

• By changing the canvas color

• By adjusting the anchor point

• By linking the dimensions

• By using the crop tool