Aliasing is the visual stair-stepping of edges that occurs in an image when the resolution is too low. Anti-aliasing is the smoothing of jagged edges in digital images by averaging the colors of the pixels at a boundary.

Which image is Aliasing?

The background layer is the __________ layer in the Layers palette. When you import an image from a scanner or digital camera, the entire image will be placed on the Background layer.

__________ is softening of the detail in an image or parts of a image.

The workspace around an existing image, within the image window.

Layer data may lie outside of the _______, but it will be clipped to the ______when the image is flattened.

To copy pixels to new locations in an image, is called _________

This is an unwanted color shift in the whole image, which can be caused by reflected light from a nearby object.

For example, many photos taken using fluorescent lighting tend to

have a greenish __________.

The _______, or image mode, determines how the components of a color are combined, based on the number of color channels in the color model.

_______include grayscale, RGB, and CMYK, among others. Photoshop Elements supports bitmap, grayscale, indexed, and RGB ______.

RGB Stand for _______, and can support ___________.

Index Color Mode supports how many colors?

Gray Scale Mode can only Support _____ Colors

Bitmap Color mode supports ______ Colors.

A _________ is multiple images combined into one.

A technique that reduces the file size of bitmap images.

These images are used on web pages to improve viewing speed and performance.

The difference in brightness between light and dark areas of an image. This determines the number of shades in the image.

A ______image retains detail but tends to lack dimension and looks soft.

An image with ______contrast retains detail and dimension, and looks crisp.

A _______ image loses detail especially in areas with gradated tones, and can look cartoony or posterized.

To trim a portion of an image to improve its composition.

A measure of the amount of light in which a photo was taken.

A(n) _______ image is too light overall

Which of the following is a Properly Exposed Image with detailed highlight and shadow areas

A(n) ____________image is too dark overall

Automated ways to alter the look of an image—for instance, to make it look like a mosaic, add unique lighting, apply distortions, and so on.

Poster Edge, Glowing Edges, and Stained Glass are all examples of____.

______ is merging all visible layers into the background layer to reduce file size.

A _____is any of several methods for achieving a smooth transition between two adjacent colors, including black and white.

Linear Black and White Gradient

Multiple Color Linear Gradient

Linear Color To Transparency Gradient

Radial Color to White Gradient

An image that includes only black, white, and shades of gray.

HIGHLIGHTS are the brightest elements in an image;

SHADOWS are the darkest parts of an image;

______are like stacked, transparent sheets of glass on which you can create images.

To change the relative lightness or darkness (intensity) of an image or color.

Use this tool in Photoshop to Lighten an image or color.

In digital photography, ______ is the functionality that supports transparent areas in an image or image layer.

____ is the extent to which something blocks light.

Certain image formats do not support transparency.

You can change the opacity of layers, filters, and effects so that more (or less) of the underlying image shows through.

A broad view of a subject, usually a landscape, made by overlapping individual shots as they are taken and then merging them to form one image.

_______ images are described by an array or map of bits

within a rectangular grid of pixels or dots.

_________images are described by lines, shapes, and other graphic image components stored in a format that incorporates geometric formulas for rendering the image elements.

These images are created by defining points and curves ,When they are scaled, the edges remain crisp and sharp no matter the size.

Changing the pixel dimensions of an image is called_______.

This can degrade image quality.

The Type of Resampling that Increases the Pixel dimensions of an image.

The Type of Resampling that decreases the Pixel dimensions of an image.

Regardless if you Up-sample or Down-Sample, Resampling can Degrade an image quality.

To change the physical dimensions of an image, a canvas, or a window.

The amount of detail in an image.

Digital images are measured by the number of pixels per inch (ppi).

For printing, resolution is measured by the number of dots printed in a linear inch (dpi).

The higher the resolution, the larger the file size.

There is no way to increase the amount of pixels in an image, therefore, Resolution can not be changed.

To change the orientation of a selection, a layer, or an entire image (that is, the image canvas).

For example, to make a vertically oriented image horizontal.

To select the color of an image area with the eyedropper tool.

Positioning the eyedropper tool over any pixel area displays the pixel color values in the Info panel.

________makes colors more vivid (less black or white added).

__________ makes colors more muted (more black or white added).

To change the proportions of an image. For example, to make an image one-half of its original size.

A _______ is a part of an image selected for manipulation of any kind—duplication in a layer, color correction, deletion, rotation, and so on.

This consists of all the pixels—fully or partially selected—contained within the selection boundary.

You know you have a selection selected when you see _______.

A photograph in warm shades of brown

An image enhancement technique in which the contrast between specific pixels is enhanced.

The detail shows that over-Doing this can lead to some image distortion and unwanted texture. SO BE CAREFUL

o apply a horizontal or vertical slant to an image.

To scale, shrink, enlarge, skew, distort, rotate, or change the perspective of a layer, selection, or shape.

Created when an artist reduces an image's brightness or saturation at its edges

compared to its center.

The result is an image that is clear in the center, and fades out at the edges.

To distort an image, often text, to conform to a variety of shapes.

To magnify or reduce the view of an image.

This does not affect image size.

The _________across the top contains a workspace switcher, menus (Windows only), and other application controls.

On the Mac for certain products, you can show or hide it using the Window menu.

The ______contains tools for creating and editing images, artwork, page elements, and so on. Related tools are grouped.

The _________ displays options for the currently selected tool. 

Its Located at the top of the workspace.

Identify the Type of tools that the

letter " A " is pointing to.

Identify the Type of tools that the

letter " B" is pointing to.

Identify the Type of tools that the

letter " C " is pointing to.

Identify the Type of tools that the

letter " D " is pointing to.

Identify the Type of tools that the

letter " E " is pointing to.

Identify the Type of tools that the

letter " F " is pointing to.

Identify the Type of tools that the

letter " G " is pointing to.

What Is "A"

What Is "B"

What Is "C"

What Is "D"

What Is "E"

What is "A" on this levels panel?

What is "B" on this levels panel?

What is "C" on this levels panel?

What is "D" on this levels panel?

You use the _______ adjustment to correct the tonal range

and color balance of an image by adjusting intensity levels

of image shadows, midtones, and highlights.

An Adjustment layer, that allows you to adjust points throughout an image’s tonal range. ON Red, Green and Blue Panels

What does "A" mean, on this

Curve Adjustment Panel?

What does "B" mean, on this Curve Adjustment Panel?

What does "C" mean, on this

Curve Adjustment Panel?

What does "D" mean, on this

Curve Adjustment Panel?

What does "E" mean, on this

Curve Adjustment Panel?

What does "F" mean, on this

Curve Adjustment Panel?

What does "G" mean, on this

Curve Adjustment Panel?

What does "H" mean, on this

Curve Adjustment Panel?

What does "I" mean, on this

Curve Adjustment Panel?

What does "J" mean, on this

Curve Adjustment Panel?