Photoshop
A picture in electronic form
What is digital image?
Determines the transparency; the lower the opacity, the more transparent it is.
What is opacity?
Moving clockwise or counterclockwise around a center point.
What is rotating?
A blend of two or more colors
What is gradient?
The darkest areas of an image represented by pixels in the bottom third of the grayscale range
What is Shadows?
The number of pixels in each image file.
What is Image Resolution?
A single colored image. Normally referred to black and white.
What is Grayscale image?
Turning an image horizontally or vertically.
What is flipping?
Increasing or reducing the space between letters of a word.
What is tracking?
The relationship between shadows and highlights of an image.
What is contrast?
The smallest component that makes up a digital image.
What is pixels?
The outline of a selection. The area of an image where highly contrasting pixels meet.
What is edge?
Change the shape, size, perspective, or rotation of an object or image.
Transform
A basic artistic element that places an outline of an object.
What is stoke?
The higher the number the brighter the pixel (The closer it is to white)
What is brightness?
The number of pixels per inch a camera can access to recreate an image.
What is Camera Resolution?
A blended edge.
What is feathered edge?
The point from which a transformation occurs.
What is Point of Origin?
The colors that makes up a gradient.
What is color stops?
A mathematical model that describes how colors can be represented as numbers, usually as a way computers can process color.
What is Color Model?
An image that brings together many different images to create one new image.
What is Composite image?
A rectangle that surrounds an image and contains eight handles to click and drag in order to change the dimensions of the artwork.
What is Bounding box?
Increasing or Decreasing the space between two letters.
What is Kerning?
The layers functioning as the clipping mask.
Base layers.
The lightest areas of an image represented by pixels in the top third of the grayscale range.
What is highlights?