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When was Adobe Photoshop originally created?
What file formats does Photoshop use to support its features?
In addition to raster graphics, what other types of graphics can Photoshop edit or render?
How can Photoshop's feature set be expanded?
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What naming scheme was initially used for versions of Photoshop?
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Study Notes
Adobe Photoshop Overview
- Adobe Photoshop was originally created in 1987 by Thomas and John Knoll.
- It was initially developed as a simple paint program, which evolved into a comprehensive image editing software.
File Formats Supported by Photoshop
- Photoshop supports various file formats to enhance its features, including:
- PSD (Photoshop Document) for layered images.
- PSB (Photoshop Big) for larger file sizes exceeding 2GB.
- Common formats like JPEG, PNG, GIF, TIFF, and PDF for easy sharing and compatibility.
Types of Graphics Editable in Photoshop
- Besides raster graphics, Photoshop can also edit or render:
- Vector graphics, which are resolution-independent and can be scaled without loss.
- 3D models, allowing for manipulation and texture editing.
- Text layers, providing typography features to incorporate written content directly into designs.
Expanding Photoshop's Feature Set
- Users can expand Photoshop's capabilities through:
- Plugins, which add specialized tools and features.
- Scripts for automating repetitive tasks and processes.
- Integration with Adobe Creative Cloud for access to additional resources and services.
Version Naming Scheme
- The initial versions of Photoshop utilized a straightforward naming scheme based on ordinal numbers (e.g., Photoshop 1.0, Photoshop 2.0).
- Subsequent versions adopted a more branded naming convention with year designations (e.g., Photoshop CS series, Photoshop CC).
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Test your knowledge of Adobe Photoshop with this quiz! Learn about the history, features, and impact of this popular raster graphics editing software.
