Unit One
Blends between two or more colors.
What are gradients?
With _________ ___________, your original artwork is protected from permanent changes.
What is nondestructive editing?
A color and tonal range manipulation utility in Photoshop, like the Levels and Brightness/Contrast adjustments.
What is the curves adjustment?
Moving an object clockwise or counterclockwise around a center point.
What is rotating?
Mathematical algorithms that define how pixels affect pixels on layers beneath them.
What is blending modes?
Coloring an area of the canvas or the entire canvas.
What is fill?
22 operations offered by Adobe Photoshop.
What is adjustments?
The composite curve in curve adjustment.
What is RGB?
The point from which a transformation occurs.
What is point of origin?
The color produced by blending the base and blend colors.
What is result color?
Houses all the layers in a document and offers you many options for manipulating those layers.
What does the Layers Panel do?
Each pixel can be one—and only one—of 256 shades of gray.
What is grayscale?
When a camera produces an image in which one of the RGB channels dominates the color balance.
What is color cast?
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?
A value that determines how many pixels to change on each side of an edge.
What is radius?
High resolution printing.
What is 300 ppi?
The number of pixels per inch (ppi) in a digital image.
What is resolution?
Digital images made from different colored tiny pixels to reproduce a photographic image with the illusion of continuous tone from shadows to highlights.
What is bitmap graphics?
A crisp but smooth edge.
What is anti-aliased?
A basic artistic element that places an outline on an object.
What is stroke?
The year adobe photo shop was created.
What is 1988?
The dimensions of the Photoshop file.
What is image size?
Shapes created by your computer using straight and curved lines.
What is vector graphics?
A visual effect in which the edge of an image, usually an oval, gradually fades away.
What is vignette?
Increasing or decreasing the space between two letters.
What is kerning?