You have set the foreground swatch red. You want to paint the current foreground swatch on an image. Which of the following tools enables you to apply soft strokes of color?
Answer(s): D
The Brush tool is used to apply the foreground color to an image within the area defined by dragging the tool on the image. It paints the image according to the size of the brush defined, and the opacity and blending mode specified in the Options bar. The Brush tool creates soft stokes of color.Answer-option B is incorrect. The Pencil tool is similar to the Brush tool. It paints the image with the foreground color according to the size of the brush defined, and the opacity and blending mode specified in the Options bar. The Pencil tool can be used with any brush, but it uses hard-edged brush tips.Answer-option C is incorrect. The Paint Bucket tool is used to fill the foreground color or apply a pattern to an entire image or a selected area of the image with just one click.Answer-option A is incorrect. The Gradient tool is used to make a gradient of colors. It gradually blends the foreground color to the background color. This tool can also create a gradual blend between multiple colors. The Gradient tool enables you to choose a preset gradient fill, or you can create your own.Reference. Adobe Help, Contents. "Using the painting tools"
Which of the following refers to the dynamic range of an image?
Answer(s): C
The High Dynamic Range (HDR) images are based on the concept of dynamic range (the ratio between dark and bright regions in the image). This value helps the digital media like monitor screens to mimic the real images.FactWhat are High Dynamic Range (HDR) images? HideHigh Dynamic Range (HDR) images are 32-bits-per-channel images that represent the entire dynamic range of the visible world. The images contain luminance levels. These levels exceed the luminance data that can be stored in 8 or 16 bits per channel images.Reference.http.//help.adobe.com/en_US/Photoshop/11.0/WSfd1234e1c4b69f30ea53e41001031ab64-78eea.html
Which of the following blending modes is used to create pixilated edges in the image?
Answer(s): A
The Dissolve blending mode affects only semitransparent pixels. These semitransparent pixels include pixels applied with painting or editing tools with reduced opacity and edge pixels in ant aliased artworks. In the Dissolve mode, pixels are replaced randomly with the base color or the blend color and produce an effect of scatter.FactWhat is a blending mode? HideA blending mode determines how applied pixels blend with the pixels that already exist on a layer and the layers below.The painting and most of the editing tools as well as the layers support the Blend Mode pop-up menu. This menu contains the blending mode options that are used to compare new colors with existing colors to create the resulting color. The blending modes for painting tools and editing tools work on a single layer.Answer(s): options B, D, and C are incorrect. Pixelate, Blend, and Distort are not blending modes.Reference.http.//help.adobe.com/en_US/Photoshop/11.0/WSfd1234e1c4b69f30ea53e41001031ab64-77eba.html
Which of the following options can you select as a source for fill area when using the Paint Bucket tool? Each correct
Answer(s): B
The Paint Bucket tool enables you to fill the layers with both the Foreground color and Pattern. You can select the Foreground or Pattern as a source for fill area from the options bar. Once you select Pattern as a source, the Pattern list is activated and you can select a pattern from the list.What is the Paint Bucket tool? HideThe Paint Bucket tool is used to fill enclosed areas with solid colors, gradient fills, or bitmap fills. The tool enables a user to fill empty areas with the fill color. It also changes the color of already painted areas to the fill color.
You are working on a 16-bit image. Which of the following statements is true?
An image in 16-bit mode gives 216 = 65536 colors per channel. However, an 8-bit image contains 8 bits per channel, which translates to 28 = 256 colors per channel, and a pixel with a bit depth of 24 has 224, i.e., roughly 16 million possible colors per channel.Reference. Adobe Help, Contents. "About bit depth"
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