Digital Media
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What is Vine?
Every electronic or “digital” image is made up of very small squares. and each pixel represents a single color or shade.
What are pixels?
When you increase resolution as in the preceding example, Photoshop creates the new pixels based on a process
What is interpolation?
They might have created an arrangement of panels that are docked and positioned exactly as they want them to be, and they want that arrangement to be consistent every time they launch the software. For these reasons, Photoshop offers an array of options,
What are preferences
located directly under the menu bar, displays the current settings for the selected tool.
What are option Panels?
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What is stranger things?
It is converted into pixels inside your camera. The number of pixels per inch that your camera can access to recreate the image.
What is Camera Resolution?
This tool in Photoshop is used to move layers or objects around on the canvas.
What is the move tool?
Adjusting this setting on your smartphone can extend battery life by limiting background app activity.
What is Power saving Mode
presents a tool with an icon representing its function. For example, the Zoom tool shows a magnifying glass.
What is the Toolbar?
This popular image format is commonly used for web graphics and supports transparency.
What is PNG?
refers to the dimensions of the Photoshop file. Image size is not dependent on resolution; in other words, you could create two files, one at 72 ppi and the other at 300 ppi. They would have the same image size, but different resolutions.
What are Image Sizes?
is a digital image that hasn’t been compressed or otherwise processed. When you set your digital camera to capture data in Camera Raw, the digital file that you download from your camera is as close to the actual image that was captured as possible.
What is Camera Raw Image?
This setting in your web browser allows you to clear your browsing history and cookies.
What is Privacy Settings
Your mouse pointer will switch to the Move tool for you to move artwork. Then, when you’re done, simply release the key
What is a Brush tool?
The number of pixels contained in a digital image or screen determines this measure of image quality.
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What is resolution?
is a term that refers to the number of pixels per inch (ppi) in a digital image. For example, if you had a Photoshop file with a resolution of 100 pixels per inch, that file would contain a total of.
What is resolution?
is an image-editing program. An image-editing program offers you a wide variety of tools and settings that allow you to manipulate electronic images. You can use those images for on-screen presentations, whether on the Internet or on a single laptop computer.
What is Photoshop?
In most apps, this setting lets you choose between light mode and dark mode for the interface.
What Is Theme or Display Mode?
This panel lets you view and manage all the layers in your Photoshop project.
What is the Layers panel?
is a picture in electronic form, and it may be referred to as a file, document, graphic, picture, or image. You can create original artwork in Photoshop, or you can manipulate images that you bring into Photoshop from your camera or online sources.
What is digital Media?
Is the digital image on your camera. The pixels in that image are the data your camera captured.
what is Captured data?
is the famous and revolutionary image-editing program created by Thomas and John Knoll in 1988. The Knoll brothers sold the license for distribution to Adobe Systems, based in San Jose, California. Adobe released Photoshop 1.0 in February 1990 exclusively for the Macintosh platform.
What is Adobe Photoshop
This feature manages how much data your smartphone uses when connected to cellular networks.
What is data saver or data usage settings?
This panel lets you adjust image properties like Brightness, Levels, and Hue/Saturation non-destructively.
What is the Adjustments panel?