Image Editing Color Correction and Grading 2

Question 1

Which Photoshop panel lets you sample and adjust specific color ranges in an image?

Accepted Answer

Selective Color adjustment

Answer

Selective Color lets you adjust the CMYK values within specific color ranges such as reds, yellows, or neutrals.

Question 2

What does a histogram that is heavily skewed to the left indicate?

Accepted Answer

Underexposed or dark image

Answer

A left-skewed histogram means most pixel values are dark, indicating an underexposed image.

Question 3

What is the purpose of 'Levels' in image editing?

Accepted Answer

Setting black, midpoint, and white input/output tones

Answer

Levels allows you to set black point, white point, and midtone gamma to correct tonal range and contrast.

Question 4

What color temperature (in Kelvin) is typically associated with a 'warm' look?

Accepted Answer

2500K–4000K

Answer

Lower Kelvin values (2500K–4000K) produce warm, orange/yellow tones similar to candlelight or sunrise.

Question 5

Which blending mode is commonly used to correct overexposed (too bright) areas of an image?

Accepted Answer

Multiply

Answer

Multiply blending mode darkens the image by multiplying pixel values, which helps recover overexposed areas.

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