ADOBE PHOTOSHOP GMETRIX PRACTICE 3 WITH VERIFIED SOLUTIONS

Use the dropdowns to complete the following statements. RGB color mode uses an additive type of mixing method. CMYK color mode uses a subtractive type of mixing method. Which of the following is a technique that allows you to make changes to an image without overwriting the original image data Nondestructive editing allows you to make changes to an image without overwriting the original image data. Brainpower Read More Previous Play Next Rewind 10 seconds Move forward 10 seconds Unmute 0:01 / 0:15 Full screen Which of the following is not a selection method in Photoshop CC? The Hand tool is not a selection method in Photoshop CC. Which of the following features preserves an image's source content with all its original characteristics (non-destructive editing)? Smart Objects preserve an image's source content with all its original characteristics (non-destructive editing). Which of the following Photoshop print features include little marks that indicate where the print should be trimmed? Crop marks include little marks that indicate where the print should be trimmed. Change the font size of the Explore text object to be 100 pt, and then change the text color to be the same color as the Get Started button. Click to select the Explore text layer. Open the Character panel (Window > Character). Enter 100 pt as the font size. Click the color swatch box next to the Color option to choose a new color. Use the eyedropper and click on the teal Get Started button in the document to select that color. Click OK. Create a new document made for Art & Illustration using the Poster preset. Name the document Festival and give it a CMYK color mode. Accept all other defaults. Click the File menu and select New. Click the Art & Illustration preset and select Poster. For the name, type Festival. Click the dropdown next to Color Mode and select CMYK. Accept all other defaults and click Create. Duplicate the Flowers layer and name it Wreath. Right-click the Flowers layer and select Duplicate Layer. Remove the name Flowers copy and replace it with Wreath. Click OK. Remove the layer style from the Frame layer and add the Sepia Tone image style to the Photograph layer. Right-click the Frame layer and select Clear Layer Style. Click the Photograph layer to select it. Open the Styles panel (Window > Styles) and select the Sepia Tone style (4th row, 1st column). Select all the nontransparent pixels on the Flowers layer and save it as a new selection named Foreground. Hold Ctrl on your keyboard and click on the layer icon of the Flower layer. Click the Select menu and choose Save Selection. For the name, type Foreground. Accept all other defaults and click OK. Convert the Button shape into a Smart Object. In the Layers panel, scroll down to find the Button shape layer. Right-click the Button shape layer and select Convert to Smart Object. Determine whether each statement regarding Content-Aware Fill is accurate by choosing Yes for accurate statements or No for inaccurate statements. Accurate statements: You have control over the sampling area that fills the selected portion of the image. The Rotation Adaptation fill setting is more effective at matching content with rotated or curved patterns. Inaccurate statements: Once an area has been filled using Content-Aware Fill, it cannot be undone. Change the foreground color to 2ad3b9. Save that color as a New Swatch named Seafoam. Click the foreground color swatch in the left toolbar to open the color picker. For the hex number at the bottom, type 2ad3b9 and click OK. At the bottom of the Swatches panel, click the Create New Swatch icon. For the name, type Seafoam, and then deselect the Add to my current library checkbox. Accept all other defaults and click OK. Change the Canvas guides' color to green and the line style to dashes. Click the Edit menu, hover over Preferences, and select Guides, Grid & Slices. Click the color dropdown next to Canvas and select Green. Click the line style dropdown next to Canvas and choose dashes. Click OK. Duplicate the Artwork layer and change its blending mode to be Exclusion. Right-click the Artwork layer and select Duplicate Layer. For the Duplicate Layer pop-up window, leave the default name and click OK. With the new layer selected (Artwork copy), click the Layer blending mode dropdown (located at the top of the Layers panel) and select the Exclusion blending mode. Change the document ruler units to centimeters and display the document rulers. Click the Edit menu, hover over Preferences, and select Units & Rulers. Under Units, click the dropdown next to Rulers, select Centimeters, and click OK. Click the View menu and select Rulers. Create a new brush using the Leaf image. Name the brush Maple Unhide the Leaf layer by clicking the eye icon next to the layer in the Layers panel. Make sure the Leaf layer is selected. Click the Select menu and click Subject. Click the Edit menu and select Define Brush Preset. For the Name, type Maple. Click OK. Automatically crop the image using the Crop tool by swapping the width and the height. Click to select the Crop tool from the toolbar on the left. In the Options bar along the top, click the button with two arrows (left and right facing) to swap the values for width and height. Click the checkmark in the top center of the Options bar to commit the crop, or press Enter on your keyboard. Transform the Logo image by setting the Horizontal Skew to -20. Click to select the Logo layer. Click the Edit menu, hover over Transform, and select Skew. In the Options bar along the top, change the Horizontal Skew value to -20. Click the checkmark to commit the changes or press Enter on your keyboard. Remove the clipping mask from the Photograph layer and convert the photograph image to a Smart Object. Right-click the Photograph layer and select Release Clipping Mask. Right-click the Photograph layer again and select Convert to Smart Object. Use the Lasso tool and the Content-Aware Fill feature to remove the house from the photograph image. Click to select the Photograph layer and then select the Lasso tool from the toolbar on the left. Click and drag to draw a selection around the house in the photograph. Click the Edit menu and select Fill. In the Fill pop-up box, ensure the Contents dropdown is on Content-Aware. Accept all other defaults and click OK. Create a new ellipse shape and subtract that shape from the background shape. Click to select the Background shape layer. Select the Ellipse tool from the toolbar. (The Ellipse tool is grouped with the Rectangle tool, Polygon tool, Custom Shape tool, etc. Click and hold the Tool icon to access other tools in the group.) Draw an ellipse shape anywhere on the document. Select the new Ellipse shape layer and the Background shape layer using Ctrl+click (Cmd+click on Mac computers). Click the Layer menu, hover over Combine Shapes, and select Subtract Front Shape.