Color Theory Row 1
The pure pigment of the color
what are Hue
The default file format for Export?
What is .PNG?
Adding black to any color.
What is Shading?
Changes how the pixels of one layer blend with the pixels of the layers below it.
What is the Blending Mode?
Houses all the Photoshop Tools
What is the Tool Bar?
These are Lightened colors. Any color plus white.
What are Tints
The keyboard shortcut to remove the "marching ants"?
What is Command D?
The intensity of a color
What is Saturation?
These are the Primary colors.
What are Red, Yellow, Blue?
The bar that allows you to Save or Edit an image.
What is the Menu Bar?
Colors that are directly opposite each other on the color wheel.
What are Complementary colors?
The best color mode to work within Photoshop
What is RGB?
The study of how colors work together
What is Color Theory?
A single hue available in different shades, tints and tones.
What is Monochromatic color?
Allows you to arrange panels and tools exactly how you want, so you can work more efficiently
What is the benefit to using custom workspaces?
The lightness and darkness of a color.
What is value?
The opposite of opacity.
What is Transparency?
Mixing primary colors together we get these colors.
What are Secondary colors?
Setting that controls the "fuzziness" of your brush
What is Hardness?
Allows you to organize, group, and apply effects in an image.
What is the Layers Panel?
These colors are a combination of the primary and secondary colors.
What are intermediate or Tertiary colors?
This is how you "turn off" an adjustment layer?
What is clicking the eyeball?
CMYK stands for what colors?
What are Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, Black?
This tool samples colors by clicking on the image.
What is the Eyedropper?
Refers to the characteristics of color in terms of brightness or dullness.
What is intensity