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WorksheetsPhotoshop Midterm Review Nathan Ulatowski
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 13mins
what does the Copyright Law do?
Protects intellectual property. It stops others from using, distributing, selling, displaying, etc. your creative work.
Works that are so old, 70 years after the death of the author, are placed here and are free to use. Other works that are free from copyright protection are also here for everyone to use.
*In other words, YOU CAN COPY IT WITHOUT GETTING PERMISSION FROM ANYONE. ;)
where you can select options for a chosen tool. It is context sensitive; that is, the options change according to the tool you select.
are made up of points, curves, and paths defined by mathematical objects called vectors.
*Also unlike bitmap images, objects that make up a vector image can be scaled up or down with no loss in image quality. For this reason, they are often used for type and logos.
**Photoshop has a basic set of vector tools, including the Pen tool and Custom shapes. You can also import a vector drawing as a Smart Object, which remains editable in the program that created it.
what is A person’s own idea, concept, thought, phrase, lyric, design, etc. Characteristics needed for items to be able to be protected by Copyright?
copyright law
Intellectual Property
Copyright Infringement
Fair Use Act
copyright needs to be
Creative, Education, and Ethnicity
Tangible or Fixed Form, Unique, and Creative
Residence, Ethnicity, and Computer literacy
Occupation, Gender, and Education
what is Copyright Infringement ?
A second filter can be added from the filter Gallery by using the new effect layer button.
Term used to describe when you violate copyright. In other words, it’s when you use a person’s work without getting their permission.
With the red eye tool selected, the user may adjust the pupil size and the darken amount. You can apply the Red Eye Tool by clicking on the pupils in the image with the tool.
Works that are so old, 70 years after the death of the author, are placed here and are free to use. Other works that are free from copyright protection are also here for everyone to use.
*In other words, YOU CAN COPY IT WITHOUT GETTING PERMISSION FROM ANYONE.
what is when You can use the work under certain circumstances for certain reasons: personal reasons, like copying a recipe from a book and using it at home or educational purposes, like a school project.
Intellectual Property
Fair Use Act
Copyright Law
Public Domain
what are Works that are so old, 70 years after the death of the author, are placed here and are free to use. Other works that are free from copyright protection are also here for everyone to use. In other words, YOU CAN COPY IT WITHOUT GETTING PERMISSION FROM ANYONE.
Fair Use Act
Public Domain
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what is a demographic?
a thing that is made up of individual pixels of information placed on a grid, which a computer understands.
the term that refers to the age, occupation, gender, education, and ethnicity of the target audience
Selection - isolates part of your image for editing. A selection border appears as a moving line, fondly known as “marching ants” when an area is selected. dotted
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what do you have to know about demographics?
nothing
Age, Occupation, Gender, Education, Residence, Ethnicity, and Computer literacy
anything in a computer
everything in the world
what is where you can select options for a chosen tool. It is context sensitive; that is, the options change according to the tool you select.
panel bar
option bar
menu bar
clicking bar
what are small windows of grouped elements, such as tools, color swatches, or layers.
navigator panels
panels
panelnels
pamels
what is the thing that allows you to move easily to different parts of your image.
image panel
navigator panel
navigatoe panel
navegator panel
What is the purpose of the project?
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Will the content be educational, entertaining or informational? What kinds of media formats do they wish to include? Why is the project being done? To get new customers? To inform current customers?
will I die? where will I go? what will I do? what will you do? what is happening? where am I?
the purpose of the project is the purpose of the project
Who is the target audience?
I guess my question is not important. so be it!
Who will you be designing for? Will they be male, female, or both?
Know your Audience. this will help guide your selection of images, color schemes, and design.
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the target audience is the target audience
what are Bitmap images made up of individual pixels of information placed on a grid, which a computer understands.
demographics
raster images
screen output
roaster images
what is a resolution that is not to be confused with monitor resolution or printer resolution.
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image resolution
inage resolution
image risoluteon
what do you have to do with image resolution?
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image resolution is the pixel density of an image, measured in pixels per inch (ppi) of image. Image resolution is closely related to image file size, measured in KB or MB. The more pixels per inch, the larger the image file size.
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72 ppi is the standard image resolution for print output. Print output is intended for websites, email, video, or small screen presentations.
true
false
Standard resolutions for print are 240 ppi for desktop screens and 300 ppi for commercial screens. Screen output is intended for desktop screens or commercial screens. Screen output needs higher image resolution than print output.
true
false
what output needs higher resolution than the other output?
Screen output
Print output
Vector output
Graphic output
what are vector graphics?
isolates part of your image for editing. A selection border appears as a moving dotted line, fondly known as “marching ants” when an area is selected. Marching ants around the selection area indicates that a selection is active.
are made up of points, curves, and paths defined by mathematical objects called vectors. Also unlike bitmap images, objects that make up a vector image can be scaled up or down with no loss in image quality. For this reason, they are often used for type and logos. Photoshop has a basic set of vector tools, including the Pen tool and Custom shapes. You can also import a vector drawing as a Smart Object, which remains editable in the program that created it.
Select the Move tool. Select Show Transform Controls in the Options bar. Hover the cursor over one of the corners until it becomes a curved double arrow. Click and drag to rotate to the desired position.
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what aligns image elements?
your mom
rulers and guides
Rulars and Guieds
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how do you add rulers?
you do nothing
choose View > Rulers, or press Command+R.
choose window> Rulers, or press Command+W
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how do you resize the canvas?
Choose View > Canvas Size.
Choose Image > Canvas Size.
Choose Window > Canvas Size.
Choose Edit > Canvas Size.
how do you rotate the image but, not the canvas
Choose Edit > Image Rotation.
Choose Image > Image Rotation.
Choose Window > Image Rotation.
Choose Layer > Image Rotation.
how do you Scale or skew an active selection?
In the Image Menu> Transform > Scale (or Skew). Hover the cursor over one of the corner Transform Controls.
In the Edit Menu> Transform > Scale. Hover the cursor over one of the corner Transform Controls.
In the window Menu> Transform > Scale (or Skew). Hover the cursor over one of the corner Transform Controls.
In the oggabooga Menu> Transform > Scale (or Skew). Hover the cursor over one of the corner Transform Controls.
