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You want to apply a set of metadata that you saved as a template while importing images.
Which of the following commands will you use to accomplish the task?

  1. Choose New and enter the information in the New Metadata Preset dialog box.
  2. Choose a metadata preset from the menu.
  3. Choose None during importing images.
  4. Choose a setting from the Develop Settings menu in the Import Photos dialog box.

Answer(s): B

Explanation:

According to the question, you want to apply a set of metadata that you saved as a template while importing images. For this you need to choose a metadata preset from the menu.
Answer-option A is incorrect. If you want to apply a new set of metadata to the photos while importing, you should choose New and enter the information in the New Metadata Preset dialog box. Answer-option C is incorrect. If you do not want to apply metadata to photos during import, you should choose 'None'.
Answer-option D is incorrect. Develop settings are used for applying Develop settings to photos from a camera for which a user created a Develop preset. The user can apply any Develop setting on photos as photos are imported. For applying develop settings, a user needs to choose a setting from the Develop Settings menu in the Import Photos dialog box.
Reference. Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 2 Manual, Contents. "Importing photos"



David is working on a camera raw image. He is editing the image with the options available in the Camera Raw dialog box. He wants to go back to the settings that were in effect before he started editing the image.
Which of the following options will he choose from the Camera RAW Settings menu?

  1. Custom
  2. Previous Conversion
  3. Image Settings
  4. Camera Raw Defaults

Answer(s): C

Explanation:

The Image Settings option indicates the previously applied settings of the image.
When the Image Settings option is selected from the settings drop-down menu, the settings that were in effect before you had started editing the image appear. The Image Settings option is the same as the Camera Raw Default option when the user works on a new image that has never been edited.
Answer-option D is incorrect. The Camera Raw Defaults option in the Camera RAW Settings menu is the default setting that applies to all images.
Answer-option B is incorrect. The Previous Conversion option in the Camera RAW Settings menu applies the same settings to the current image that were applied on the last image opened in Camera Raw. This option is useful for editing a series of similar images.
Answer-option A is incorrect. The Custom option in the Camera RAW Settings menu denotes the settings that a user currently applies in Camera Raw.



What is the Metadata standard that allows you to add readable file information in Adobe Bridge?

  1. XMP
  2. XMPL
  3. XML
  4. UML

Answer(s): A

Explanation:

The metadata in Photoshop is written under the XMP (Extended Metadata Platform) standards, which allow programs like Photoshop Illustrator, and Adobe Bridge to read the file information.
Fact What is Extensible Metadata Platform (XMP)? Hide
The Adobe Extensible Metadata Platform (XMP) is a standard, created by Adobe Systems Inc., for processing and storing standardized and proprietary information relating to the contents of a file. XMP defines a metadata model that can be used with any defined set of metadata items. XMP also defines particular schemas for basic properties useful for recording the history of a resource as it passes through multiple processing steps, from being photographed, scanned, or authored as text, through photo editing steps (such as cropping or color adjustment), to assembly into a final image. XMP allows each software program or device along the way to add its own information to a digital resource, which can then be retained in the final digital file.



Mark wants to rework on an image. He remembers where he saved the image but has forgotten the name of the image. In the Bridge, he wants to see only the thumbnails of the image so that he can recognize the image.
Which of the following view options will he select in the Bridge?

  1. VCStart Page
  2. Vertical Filmstrip
  3. Metadata Focus
  4. Light Table

Answer(s): D

Explanation:

Light Table view of the Bridge displays only thumbnails of files in the content area of the Bridge. The size of the thumbnails can be resized by adjusting the slider in the lower right corner (next to the view buttons) of the Bridge. It is very useful view to find and choose files.
Answer-option C is incorrect. Metadata Focus view of the Bridge displays a list of thumbnails along with information about each file in the main viewing area of the Bridge workspace. This information includes file name, the date/time a file was last modified, file type, pixel size, and file size. The thumbnails take up the entire right side (2/3rds) of the Bridge and the Metadata and Keywords tabs (broken out into two panels) on the left.
Answer-option A is incorrect. VCStart Page is a very simple view. It displays resizable thumbnails of the files with only Favorites and Folder tabs.
Answer-option B is incorrect. Vertical Filmstrip view of the Bridge displays thumbnails of files in a scrolling list running vertically, along with a big thumbnail of the file selected from the list that appears on the left side of the list. In this view, the Favorites and Filter are two panels on the left of the Bridge.






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