Rocking Out With Photoshop - How to Adjust the Size of your Canvas in Photoshop

The video tutorial explains how to manage canvas size in image editing. It covers checking image dimensions, adjusting canvas size using pixels or percentages, and anchoring images. The tutorial also discusses setting canvas color and transparency, and demonstrates practical applications in design and compositing, such as resizing for different advertisement formats.

What is the initial size of the example image in pixels?

• 1500 by 1000

• 3131 by 2348

• 2000 by 1500

• 4000 by 3000

How can you change the canvas size in the software?

• By changing the image resolution

• By inputting specific dimensions or percentages

• By adjusting the color balance

• By using a brush tool

What happens when you anchor the pixels to the top left?

• The image becomes transparent

• The image stays in the top left corner

• The image moves to the bottom right

• The image is centered on the canvas

What indicates transparency in the canvas space?

• A solid black color

• A solid white color

• A gradient of colors

• A checkered pattern of gray and white boxes

Why might someone frequently adjust the canvas size?

• To change the color of the image

• To add more layers to the image

• To fit different design requirements for various destinations

• To increase the image resolution