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Adobe Campaign Developer Questions 21–25 (page: 6)

Updated On: 10-Feb-2026
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Exhibit.

Which statement is true about the image that produced the histogram shown in the Exhibit?

  1. It is too dark.
  2. It is too light.
  3. It has too little contrast.
  4. It has too much contrast.

Answer(s): C



Exhibit.

In the Hue/Saturation dialog box, what happens when you enter a negative value for Lightness?

  1. The hue shifts darker.
  2. The brightness is increased.
  3. The saturation shifts to darker.
  4. The tonal range is compressed.

Answer(s): D



You have used the Histogram to determine that the lightest pixels in an RGB image have a luminosity level of 243. The image has no color casts or other contrast problems. You want the lightest pixels to be fully white.
How should you adjust the Input and Output fields of the composite channel in the Curves dialog box?

  1. Input: 12; Output: 0
  2. Input 0; Output: 12
  3. Input 243; Output: 255
  4. Input 255; Output 243

Answer(s): C



You want to crop several images to be the same size and resolution. What should you do?

  1. use the Marquee tool at a fixed size, then use the Crop command
  2. use the Crop tool and specify the size and resolution in the Options bar
  3. specify the width and height in the Canvas Size dialog box before opening each image
  4. specify the size and resolution in the Image Size dialog box before opening each image.

Answer(s): B



You have scanned an image by using a scanner. You have an ICC compliant profile for the scanner. You choose Image> Mode> Assign Profile and select the profile for the scanner.
Which statement is true?

  1. Both the color data and the displayed color of the image are changed.
  2. The displayed color of the image may change, the color data does NOT change.
  3. The displayed color of the image does NOT change, the color data does change.
  4. Neither the color data nor the displayed color of the image changes, but the image will print correctly.

Answer(s): B



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