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• Attribution-NoDerivs (CC BY-ND)
• Attribution-NonCommercial (CC BY-NC)
• Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike
• Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs

ATTRIBUTION (CC BY)

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tweak, and build upon your work

even for commercial purposes, as

long as they credit you and license

their new creations under the

identical terms.

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work for any purpose, including

commercially; however, it cannot

be shared with others in adapted

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to you.

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tweak, and build upon your work

non-commercially, as long as they

credit you and license their new

creations under the identical

terms.

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This license is the most restrictive

of our six main licenses, only

allowing others to download your

works and share them with others

as long as they credit you, but they

can’t change them in any way or

use them commercially.

Vector

• Uses lines, shapes, and paths
• Incorporates mathematical formulas for rendering the images elements

• Can be resized without loss of quality

Bitmap

• Bitmap images are describe by a map of colors in rectangular grid of pixels or dots
• Cannot be resized without loss of quality Known as a raster image

Resolution

The measurement of pixels

displayed per unit in an

image for web, print, and

video

Pixels

Squares or dots of color that

makes up a digital image

Resample

To change the resolution of

(a digital image or audio file)

by increasing or decreasing

the number of pixels in an

image or altering the sample

rate in an audio file.

Rasterize

Is the process of turning

vectors, or text layers, or

layer effects, or any other

kind of graphics, into a

simple bitmap image made

of pixels.

Rules of Third

• Overlay for the Crop Tool
•  One of the Design Principal of Photography
•  Helps put the image in focus

Typography

• Kerning is the process of adding or subtracting space between two specific pairs of characters.
• Tracking is the process of loosening or tightening the spacing between ALL the characters in selected text or an entire block of text.
• Baseline An imaginary horizontal line along which the base of a letter sets.
• Point is he smallest unit of measure defined as ​1⁄72 of an international inch

Creative Commons

100

[image]

What is Non-Commercial (NC)?

200

[image]

What is No Derivative Works (ND) ?

300

[image]

400

[image]

What is Share Alike (SA)?

500

The exclusive legal right, given

to an originator or an assignee

to print, publish, perform, film,

or record literary, artistic, or

musical material, and to

authorize others to do the

same.

What is Copyright?

Project Planning

100

These characteristics (Age,

Gender, Ethnicity, Company,

Job) fall under what category

of project planning

What is Target Audience?

200

The time needed to complete

the project is called what?

What is Due Dates

300

An early a prototype of the

design or layout is called?

What is a rough sketch or mockup?

400

This term refers to how many

things are needed for the

project and how long will it

take?

What is the Project Scope?

500

Due Dates, Target Audience,

Project Scope,

and Task fall under what

category

What is Project Planning

Place/Preferences

100

The steps to change the

recovery time in Photoshop

What is Edit> Preference> file

Handling> automatic save

recovery OR Ctrl+K> file

Handling> automatic save

 recovery

200

The steps to change the

Metadata Copyright and

Contact info in Photoshop

What is Edit> Preference>

export> Metadata> Copyright

and Contact info> OK OR

Ctrl+K>export> Metadata>

Copyright and Contact info>

ok

300

The steps to change ruler

measurements in Photoshop

without right clicking on the

rulers.

What is Edit> Preference>

units and rulers> rulers> OK

OR Ctrl+K>units and rulers>

rulers> OK

400

The process of inserting and

editing an image in Photoshop

when the source file is not

available

Place Embedded

500

Process allows a user to

separate layers and PNG files

with a prefix

What is Layer to file

PSD Adobe Photoshop Document

• Standard File Format for Photoshop
•  Made up of pixels

JPG or JPEG

• Joint Photographic Experts Group
• Used for online or digital images

PDF (Portable Document Format)

• Can be displayed on any given device or computer

• Secures the edibility and quality of the image

PNG 8 (Portable Network Graphic)

• Patent-free alternative to GIF
• Support up to 256 colors
•  Quick Export: PNG

Tiff (Tagged Image File Format)

• Used in photography and desktop publishing.
• Supports virtually all color, image-editing, and page-layout applications

PNG 24

• Supports 24-bit images and
• Produces background transparency without jagged edges
•  Supports a Variety of Color Modes

Typography

100

Change the space

between two

characters in a

word

200

Change space

between ALL the

characters in a

word?

What is Tracking?

300

An invisible line

letters or words

rest on?

What is a Baseline?

400

The smallest unit of measure defined as⁄ of an international inch

What is a Point?

500

The space between two baselines of text.

Layer

Commands

100

What term

describes how a

single layer is

seen above and

beneath other

layers.

What is Opacity?

200

This term

describes a

modification that

does not affect a

layer style when

the settings are

change to 0?

What is Fill?

300

This section on

the layer panel

has different

modes that

change the way a

particular layer

looks.

What is the

Blending Modes

400

This part of the

layer's payer

allows a user to

add or change a

bevel

500

This part of the

layer's panel

allows a user to

add or modify a

non-destructive

filter

What is the NEW

fill/adjustments

icon.

Modifications

100

This adjustments

done to an image

maybe harder to

change late

What is the

Destructive

Modifications?

200

Easier to edited at

the end of the

project

What is Non

Destructive

Modifications?

300

Editing an image

without changing

the original Data

What is Non

Destructive

Modifications?

400

Changing the

Hue/Saturation,

Levels,

Brightness,

Vibrance, and

Threshold in the

adjustment

panels is what

kind of

modification

What is a non-

destructive modification?

500

Editing an image

and changing its

original data

What is

Destructive

Modifications?

Tools

100

This selection tool

allows an user to

cut parts of the

image out, resize

and alter the

pixels within the

an image

What is the crop

tool?

200

This vector tool

allows an user to

create custom

symbols and

objects likes

hearts, stars, and

music symbols?

What is the

custom shape

tool?

300

This selection tool

finds and

automatically

select edges,

sample pixels,

modify brush

size?

What is the quick

selection tool

400

What free form

tool allows a user

to have complete

control over their

selection.

What is the lasso

tool?

500

This retouching

tool allows an

user to move

pieces of an

image?

What is the

content aware

move tool?

Images

100

This image uses

lines, shapes and

paths. Can be

resized without

loss of quality

What is a vector

image?

200

Images are

describe by a map

of colors in

rectangular grid

of pixels or dots

What is a Bitmap

Image?

300

To change the

resolution of (a

digital image or

audio file) by

increasing or

decreasing the

number of pixels

in an image or

altering the

sample rate in an

audio file.

What is

resample?

400

The process that

converts vectors,

or text layers, or

layer effects, into

a simple bitmap

image made of

pixels.

What is

Rasterize?

500

The process of

prototyping,

testing,

analyzing, and

refining a

product. Feedback

and adjustments

is essential during

each step of the

process

What is Iterative

design?

Move (V)

Marquee (M

Makes rectangular, elliptical, single row, and

single column selections.

Lasso (L)

Makes freehand, polygonal (straight-edged),

and magnetic selections.

Magic Wand & (W)

Quick Selection (W)

Makes selections with touching similar colors.

Makes selections by painting.

Crop (C)

Crops an image and alter the pixels in an image.

Eyedropper (I)

Samples pixels.

Linear

this creates a blend in a straight line from a starting point to the ending point.

radial

this creates a circular blend of colors from a center point outward.

angular

this creates a 360-degree blend in a counterclockwise sweep from a linear starting point. 

reflected

this create mirror image blend that blends outward in two directions from a center linear starting point.

Diamond

this creates a blend starting from the middle point heading outward to the corners in a diamond pattern.

Gradient

Opacity and Color

Stops

TOP:

Opacity-

Changes the

Transparency

Bottom:

Color-

Change the Color