Image Editing Introduction to Image Editing 5

Question 1

What does 'sharpening' an image do?

Accepted Answer

Enhances edge contrast for a crisper look

Answer

Sharpening increases contrast along edges, making the image appear more detailed and crisp.

Question 2

Which blending mode is commonly used to darken an image by multiplying tonal values?

Accepted Answer

Multiply

Answer

The Multiply blend mode darkens by multiplying the colors of the layers together.

Question 3

What is the benefit of saving a working file in a native format like PSD?

Accepted Answer

It preserves layers and editable elements

Answer

Native formats like PSD retain layers, masks, and editability for future revisions.

Question 4

What does the 'eyedropper' tool do?

Accepted Answer

Samples a color from the image

Answer

The eyedropper picks up a color from the image to set it as the active foreground color.

Question 5

Why is calibrating your monitor important for image editing?

Accepted Answer

It ensures colors display accurately

Answer

Monitor calibration ensures the colors you see match true values, so edits look correct elsewhere.

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