Question 1

Resolution is .&#10;A) scanning an image at its actual size&#10;B) the amount of detail in an image&#10;C) adding pixels in between the actual pixels&#10;D) none of the above

Accepted Answer

Resolution refers to the amount of detail in an image, typically measured in dots per inch (DPI) or pixels per inch (PPI). A higher resolution means more detail, while a lower resolution means less detail. Scanning an image at its actual size (A) and adding pixels in between actual pixels (C) may affect the resolution, but they are not the definition of resolution itself. Therefore, the best choice is B.

Question 2

This color mode should be used in initial color editing in Photoshop and for electronic display.&#10;A) CMYK&#10;B) PSD&#10;C) RGB&#10;D) LAB

Accepted Answer

RGB is the ideal color mode for initial editing of digital images in Photoshop and for displaying images on electronic devices such as computer screens, televisions, and mobile devices.

Question 3

This extension can be edited constantly and still be as accurate as the original image.&#10;A) JPEG&#10;B) TIFF&#10;C) PDS&#10;D) PFD

Accepted Answer

TIFF (Tagged Image File Format) is a lossless format that allows for high-quality images to be edited and saved without losing any data or image quality. This makes it a good choice for images that require constant editing while maintaining accuracy, such as professional photography and graphic design.

Question 4

Images that are edited and saved with this extension continually will gradually deteriorate.&#10;A) JPEG&#10;B) TIFF&#10;C) PSD&#10;D) PDF

Accepted Answer

JPEG images use lossy compression, meaning that data is lost every time the image is saved. This can result in a gradual deterioration of image quality over time. TIFF and PSD images use lossless compression and do not deteriorate with multiple saves. PDF is a document format, not an image format.

Question 5

Which resolution is best for electronic display?&#10;A) 300 dpi&#10;B) 2400 dpi&#10;C) 200 dpi&#10;D) 72 dpi

Accepted Answer

72 dpi is the standard resolution for web and electronic display. Higher resolutions such as 300 dpi and 2400 dpi are better suited for printing where the physical size and quality of the print matter. Lower resolutions such as 200 dpi may result in pixelation and loss of quality on electronic displays.

Question 6

The Shadow/Highlight command .&#10;A) corrects poor under and over exposed areas in photographic images&#10;B) both a and c&#10;C) looks for color casts in an image and adjusts these imbalanced colors for correct color&#10;D) none of the above&#10;)

Accepted Answer

The Shadow/Highlight command is specifically designed to correct poor under and over exposed areas in photographic images, making it the best choice for this task. Option C is unrelated to the Shadow/Highlight command, and option B is partly correct but includes an incorrect option (option C). Option D is incorrect as the Shadow/Highlight command does have a specific function in image editing.

Question 7

Which resolution is best for quality photographs for press?&#10;A) 300 dpi&#10;B) 2400 dpi&#10;C) 200 dpi&#10;D) 72dpi

Accepted Answer

300 dpi is considered the standard resolution for high-quality photographs for press. It provides a good balance between file size and image quality. A higher dpi may result in larger file sizes and slower upload/download times, while a lower dpi may result in a loss of detail and clarity in the final printed image.

Question 8

images are used for photographic images and artwork that contains millions of colors. They are not scalable.&#10;A) Vector&#10;B) GIF&#10;C) Bitmap&#10;D) all of the above

Accepted Answer

Bitmap images are best for photographic images and artwork that contain millions of colors, but they are not scalable without losing quality. Vector images are scalable but are best for simple illustrations and graphics. GIF images have limited color palettes and are best for simple animations and graphics.

Question 9

Photoshop's native format.&#10;A) PDF&#10;B) PSD&#10;C) PDS&#10;D) PFD

Accepted Answer

Photoshop's native format is PSD (Photoshop Document). While PDF can also be opened and edited in Photoshop, it is not the native format and may result in loss of information or quality. PDS and PFD are not recognized file extensions.

Question 10

The process of increasing or decreasing an image's size.&#10;A) interpolation&#10;B) constrain proportions&#10;C) distortion&#10;D) resampling

Accepted Answer

Resampling refers to the process of changing the number of pixels in an image, which in turn increases or decreases the image's size. This is the most specific and accurate choice for the given process. Interpolation and distortion are related to image manipulation but do not specifically refer to changing an image's size. Constrain proportions is a tool used to maintain the aspect ratio of an image, but it is not directly related to changing the image's size.

Deck 3: Adjusting Images in Photoshop