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What is the primary function of the Crop Tool (C)?
What is the primary function of the Crop Tool (C)?
- Selects similarly colored areas
- Erases the background of an image
- Trims or expands the edges of an image (correct)
- Paints with pixels from another part of the image
Which tool is used to restore parts of an image to an earlier state?
Which tool is used to restore parts of an image to an earlier state?
- Gradient Tool
- Paint Bucket Tool
- History Brush Tool (correct)
- Art History Brush Tool
What is the function of the Slice Tool?
What is the function of the Slice Tool?
- Changes the color saturation of an area
- Merges multiple images into one
- Cuts an image into smaller selections (correct)
- Resizes an image
Which tool is used to erase similarly colored areas with a single click?
Which tool is used to erase similarly colored areas with a single click?
What is the primary function of the Paint Bucket Tool (G)?
What is the primary function of the Paint Bucket Tool (G)?
Which tool is used to select, move, and resize slices of an image?
Which tool is used to select, move, and resize slices of an image?
What is the primary function of the Magic Wand Tool?
What is the primary function of the Magic Wand Tool?
Which tool is used to soften or smudge colors in an image?
Which tool is used to soften or smudge colors in an image?
What is the main function of the Rectangular Marquee Tool?
What is the main function of the Rectangular Marquee Tool?
Which tool is used to remove marks and blemishes from an image?
Which tool is used to remove marks and blemishes from an image?
What is the primary function of the Lasso Tool?
What is the primary function of the Lasso Tool?
Which tool is used to paint the selected color over an existing color?
Which tool is used to paint the selected color over an existing color?
What is the main function of the Object Selection Tool?
What is the main function of the Object Selection Tool?
Which tool is used to stimulate real painting techniques, such as blending colors and varying paint wetness?
Which tool is used to stimulate real painting techniques, such as blending colors and varying paint wetness?
What is the primary function of the Artboard Tool?
What is the primary function of the Artboard Tool?
Which tool is used to fix red-eye caused by a camera flash?
Which tool is used to fix red-eye caused by a camera flash?
What is the purpose of the Direct Selection Tool (A)?
What is the purpose of the Direct Selection Tool (A)?
What is achieved through the use of contrast in design?
What is achieved through the use of contrast in design?
What is the result of proper alignment in a design?
What is the result of proper alignment in a design?
What is the purpose of the Path Selection Tool (A)?
What is the purpose of the Path Selection Tool (A)?
What design principle is supported by the use of proximity?
What design principle is supported by the use of proximity?
What is the result of using repetition in design?
What is the result of using repetition in design?
What tool is used to add horizontal type?
What tool is used to add horizontal type?
What is the purpose of the Convert Point Tool?
What is the purpose of the Convert Point Tool?
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Study Notes
Photoshop Tools
- Clone Stamp Tool (S) - paints with pixels
- Magic Wand Tool - selects similarly colored areas
- Pattern Stamp Tool - paints using a chosen pattern
- Crop Tool (C) - trims or expands the edges of an image
- History Brush Tool (Y) - restores parts of an image to an earlier state
Selection Tools
- Rectangular Marquee Tool (M) - makes a selection in the shape of a rectangle
- Elliptical Marquee Tool - makes a selection in the shape of an ellipse
- Single Row Marquee Tool - makes a horizontal selection that’s a single pixel high
- Single Column Marquee Tool - makes a vertical selection that’s a single pixel wide
- Lasso Tool (L) - makes freehand selections
- Polygonal Lasso Tool - creates straight-edged selections
- Magnetic Lasso Tool - makes a selection by snapping to image edges
- Quick Selection Tool (W) - makes a selection by finding and following the edges in an image
- Object Selection Tool - finds and automatically selects an object inside a defined region
Painting and Editing Tools
- Paint Bucket Tool (G) - fills similarly colored contiguous areas with foreground color
- Gradient Tool - creates a gradual blend between colors
- Blur Tool - blurs areas of an image
- Sharpen Tool - sharpens the soft edges in an image
- Dodge Tool (O) - lightens areas in an image
- Burn Tool - darkens areas of an image
- Sponge Tool - changes the color saturation of an area in an image
- Eraser Tool (E) - changes pixels to the background color or makes them transparent
- Background Eraser Tool - erases the pixels of a sampled color
- Magic Eraser Tool - erases similarly colored areas with a single click
Other Tools
- 3D Material Drop Tool - drops material loaded in the tool onto the target area of a 3D object
- Hand Tool (H) - pans over different parts of an image
- Rotate View Tool (R) - rotates the view of an image
- Zoom Tool (Z) - magnifies or reduces the view of an image
- Move Tool (V) - moves a selection or layer
- Artboard Tool - creates, moves, or resizes multiple canvases
- Ruler Tool - measures distances and angles in an image
- Eyedropper Tool (I) - samples color from an image
- 3D Material Eyedropper Tool
- Color Sampler Tool
Healing and Correction Tools
- Spot Healing Brush tool (J) - removes marks and blemishes
- Healing Brush Tool - repairs imperfections using pixels from another part of the image
- Patch Tool - replaces a selected area using a pattern or pixels from another part of the image
- Content Aware Move Tool - selects and moves part of an image and automatically fills the area left behind
- Red Eye tool - fixes red-eye caused by a camera flash
Design Principles
- Contrast - unique elements in a design should stand apart from one another
- Alignment - proper alignment in a design means that every element is visually connected to another element
- Proximity - related elements should be placed in close proximity to one another
- Repetition - repetition breeds cohesiveness in a design
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