Rocking Out With Photoshop - How to Adjust Image Resolution in Photoshop

The video tutorial explains the concept of resolution in Photoshop, its relationship with image size, and how it affects image quality. It covers how to view and adjust image size, the impact of pixel information on quality, and the process of resampling. Practical applications for digital and print media are also discussed, emphasizing the importance of understanding resolution and pixel dimensions.

What is the relationship between resolution and image size in Photoshop?

• Resolution only matters for printed images.

• Resolution is unrelated to image size.

• Resolution affects how an image fits on different screens.

• Resolution determines the color of an image.

What happens when you increase the pixel dimensions without adding more image information?

• The image size decreases.

• The image becomes pixelated.

• The image color changes.

• The image becomes clearer.

How does monitor size affect pixel size?

• Pixel size can vary depending on the monitor.

• Larger monitors always have larger pixels.

• All monitors display pixels at the same size.

• Pixel size is fixed and does not change.

What is the effect of increasing resolution without changing the physical size of an image?

• The image becomes sharper.

• The image color changes.

• The image size increases.

• The image becomes pixelated.

What does the resampling checkbox do in Photoshop?

• It changes the color of the image.

• It decreases the resolution of the image.

• It increases the image size automatically.

• It keeps the number of pixels constant.

What resolution is typically used for digital media like the web?

• 300 pixels per inch

• 150 pixels per inch

• 72 pixels per inch

• 600 pixels per inch

What should you do to prepare an image for print?

• Set the resolution to 300 pixels per inch.

• Set the resolution to 72 pixels per inch.

• Increase the image size without resampling.

• Decrease the pixel dimensions significantly.