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| PSD Adobe Photoshop Document |
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Standard File Format for
Photoshop
Made up of pixels |
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Joint Photographic Experts Group
Used for online or digital images |
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| PDF (Portable Document Format) |
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Can be displayed on any given
device or computer
Secures the edibility and quality of
the image |
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| PNG 8 (Portable Network Graphic) |
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Definition
Patent-free alternative to GIF
Support up to 256 colors
Quick Export: PNG |
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| Tiff (Tagged Image File Format) |
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Used in photography and desktop publishing.
Supports virtually all color, image-editing, and
page-layout applications |
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Supports 24-bit images and
Produces background transparency without
jagged edges
Supports a Variety of Color Modes |
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Uses lines, shapes, and paths
Incorporates mathematical formulas for rendering the
images elements
Can be resized without loss of quality |
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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 |
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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 |
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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. |
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Overlay for the
Crop Tool
• One of the Design
Principal of
Photography
• Helps put the
image in focus |
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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 |
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| Selection, Cropping, & Measuring |
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Definition
Move (V) Moves selections or layers.
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. |
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Gradient
Opacity and Color
Stops |
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Definition
Top: Opacity-
Changes the
Transparency
Bottom: Color-
Change the Color |
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Change the space
between two
characters in a
word
What is kerning |
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Definition
Change space
between ALL the
characters in a
word?
What is Tracking? |
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Definition
An invisible line
letters or words
rest on?
What is a
Baseline? |
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Definition
The smallest unit
of measure
defined as
⁄
of
an international
inch
What is a Point? |
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Definition
The space
between two
baselines of text.
What is Leading? |
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Definition
What term
describes how a
single layer is
seen above and
beneath other
layers.
What is Opacity? |
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Definition
This term
describes a
modification that
does not affect a
layer style when
the settings are
change to 0?
What is Fill? |
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Term
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Definition
This section on
the layer panel
has different
modes that
change the way a
particular layer
looks.
What is the
Blending Modes |
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Definition
This part of the
layer's payer
allows a user to
add or change a
bevel
What is the FX
icon. |
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Definition
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. |
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Definition
This adjustments
done to an image
maybe harder to
change late
What is the
Destructive
Modifications? |
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Definition
Easier to edited at
the end of the
project
What is Non
Destructive
Modifications? |
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Definition
Editing an image
without changing
the original Data
What is Non
Destructive
Modifications? |
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Definition
Changing the
Hue/Saturation,
Levels,
Brightness,
Vibrance, and
Threshold in the
adjustment
panels is what
kind of
modification
What is a non-
destructive
modification? |
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Definition
Editing an image
and changing its
original data
What is
Destructive
Modifications? |
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Definition
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? |
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Definition
This vector tool
allows an user to
create custom
symbols and
objects likes
hearts, stars, and
music symbols?
What is the
custom shape
tool? |
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Definition
This selection tool
finds and
automatically
select edges,
sample pixels,
modify brush
size?
What is the quick
selection tool |
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Definition
What free form
tool allows a user
to have complete
control over their
selection.
What is the lasso
tool? |
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Definition
This retouching
tool allows an
user to move
pieces of an
image?
What is the
content aware
move tool? |
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Definition
This image uses
lines, shapes and
paths. Can be
resized without
loss of quality
What is a vector
image? |
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Definition
Images are
describe by a map
of colors in
rectangular grid
of pixels or dots
What is a Bitmap
Image? |
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Definition
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? |
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Definition
The process that
converts vectors,
or text layers, or
layer effects, into
a simple bitmap
image made of
pixels.
What is
Rasterize? |
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The process of
prototyping,
testing,
analyzing, and
refining a
product. Feedback
and adjustments
is essential during
each step of the
processThe process of
prototyping,
testing,
analyzing, and
refining a
product. Feedback
and adjustments
is essential during
each step of the
process
What is Iterative
design? |
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Definition
• Creative Commons offers six copyright licenses, based on combinations of the four
conditions outlined below.
• Attribution (CC BY)
• Attribution ShareAlike (CC BY-SA)
• Attribution-NoDerivs (CC BY-ND)
• Attribution-NonCommercial (CC BY-NC)
• Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike
• Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs |
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Definition
• This license lets others distribute,
remix, tweak, and build upon your
work, even commercially, as long
as they credit you for the original
creation. |
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| ATTRIBUTION SHAREALIKE (CC BY-SA) |
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Definition
• This license lets others remix,
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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| ATTRIBUTION-NODERIVS (CC BY-ND) |
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Definition
This license lets others reuse the
work for any purpose, including
commercially; however, it cannot
be shared with others in adapted
form, and credit must be provided
to you. |
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| ATTRIBUTION-NONCOMMERCIAL (CC BY-NC) |
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Definition
This license lets others remix,
tweak, and build upon your work
non-commercially, and although
their new works must also
acknowledge you and be non-
commercial, they don’t have to
license their derivative works on
the same terms. |
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ATTRIBUTION-NONCOMMERCIAL-SHAREALIKE
(CC BY-NC-SA) |
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Definition
This license lets others remix,
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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| ATTRIBUTION-NONCOMMERCIAL-NODERIVS (CC BY-NC-ND) |
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Definition
• 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. |
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| What is Non-Commercial (NC)? |
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What is No Derivative Works
(ND) ? |
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| What is Attribution (BY)? |
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Definition
| What is Share Alike (SA)? |
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Definition
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. |
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Definition
These characteristics (Age,
Gender, Ethnicity, Company,
Job) fall under what category
of project planning
What is Target Audience? |
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Definition
The time needed to complete
the project is called what?
What is Due Dates |
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Definition
An early a prototype of the
design or layout is called?
What is a rough sketch or
mockup? |
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This term refers to how many
things are needed for the
project and how long will it
take?
What is the Project Scope? |
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Due Dates, Target Audience,
Project Scope,
and Task fall under what
category
What is Project Planning |
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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 |
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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 |
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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 |
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The process of inserting and
editing an image in Photoshop
when the source file is not
available
Place Embedded |
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Process allows a user to
separate layers and PNG files
with a prefix
What is Layer to file |
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