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You have created a document which includes several placed bitmapped images. You need to replace one of these images with a different image from disk. After selecting the image, what should you do?

Answers:
A. choose Edit > Edit Original
B. click the Relink button in the Links panel
C. choose Update Link from the Links panel menu
D. choose Link File Information from the Links panel menu

You have modified your Shift+RAM (alternate) preview settings for faster previews by skipping one out of every two frames to preview at half resolution. How do you preview the composition using the Shift+RAM preview settings?

Answers:
A. press Shift + / on the numeric keypad
B. press Shift +0 (zero) on the numeric keypad
C. press Alt + Shift +0 (zero) on the numeric keypad
D. press Shift +. (period key) on the numeric keypad

You are working on a composition containing a multi ple layered Photoshop document. You modify the Photoshop layers within Photoshop, and then save it. Which three layer changes will be reflected in the timeline when you return to After Effects? (Choose three.)

Answers:
A. size
B. opacity
C. rotation
D. blending modes
E. color adjustment
F. additional layers inserted into the Photoshop file

For which of the following elements of a Premiere Pro project can you specify locations under scratch disk tab in the New Project dialog box? Each correct answer represents a complete solution. Choose all that apply.

Answers:
A. Preview Audio
B. Edited Sequences
C. Preview Video
D. Captured Audio
E. Captured Video

Explanation:
The Scratch Disk tab allows you to specify the locations for the elements that are shown in the following
image of the New Project dialog box.
You can change the location of these elements by selecting the browse button. After selecting the desired
location, click ok to save the settings.
Answer option B is incorrect. Edited Sequences cannot be located from the New Project dialog box.
Reference: http.//livedocs.adobe.com/
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Which of the following tools restricts adjustments to a local region of a photograph opened in Camera Raw 5 while applying masking in an image? Each correct Answer: represents a complete solution. Choose two.

Answers:
A. Adjustment Brush
B. Detail
C. Graduated Filter
D. Histogram

Explanation:
You can use the Adjustment Brush or Graduated Filter to restrict adjustments to a local region of a
photograph opened in Camera Raw 5 while applying masking in an image.
The Adjustment Brush tool restricts adjustments to a local region of a photograph opened in Camera
Raw 5. It can be used to change or set exposure, brightness, contrast, saturation, and various other
settings to a restricted portion of an image. A user can specify the local region,
which he wants to adjust by painting a mask over an image and changing the tool's sliders. The good
thing in this tool is that the specified adjustments appear only in the area defined by the mask.
The Graduated Filter tool is used to restrict adjustments to a local region of an image opened in
Camera Raw 5. It works in the same manner as the Adjustment Brush, however it uses a gradient
rather than a free-form brush stroke to mask the image. To work with the Graduated Filter tool,
select it from the Toolbox, and click and drag to define the start and end of the gradient mask. The
start point is represented by a green dot, and the end is represented by a red dot. To remove the
Graduated Filter, a user has to select it and press Delete button of the keyboard.
Answer: option D is incorrect. The histogram tool is used to see all the color and luminance
(brightness) data in an image represented graphically.
Answer: option B is incorrect. The Detail tool holds the set of tools that are used to control
sharpness and noise in a given image.

Which of the following options best describes the Done button functionality in the Camera RAW dialog box?

Answers:
A. Close the Camera RAW dialog box with out saving setting.
B. Open the Camera RAW image.
C. Close the Camera RAW dialog box and save setting.
D. Apply the new setting and opens the image.

Explanation:
When you open the Camera RAW dialog box, you will find three functional buttons, i.e., Save, Open
Image and Done.
The Save button lets you save the image as normal format but do not open it in Photoshop authoring
environment.
The Open Image button lets you open the RAW image as a normal image.
The Done button lets you apply the new setting to the image and save it without opening it.
Answer: options B and D are incorrect. To open the Camera RAW file in Photoshop, select the Open
button.
Answer: option A is incorrect. This task is performed with the Cancel button.
Reference. http.//help.adobe.com/en_US/Photoshop/11.0/WSBD0EDB3C-9472-48d2-A3B1-
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You have an image of a glass. You want to make a clone of the image and blend it with a new background. What will you do to accomplish the task?

Answers:
A. Choose the Source option and uncheck the Transparent option on the Options bar for the Patch tool.
B. Choose the Source option and select a pattern on the Options bar for the Patch tool.
C. Choose the Destination option and check the Transparent option on the Options bar for the Patch tool.
D. Choose the Source and the Destination options on the Options bar for the Patch tool.

Explanation:
With the Patch tool, you can create a clone of selected areas of an image. To make a clone of a
transparent object and blend it with a new background, you will have to take the following steps.
Select Destination and check the Transparent option in the Options bar.
Drag the selected
transparent object to a new location.
The Destination option allows you to move the selected area to another location, and the
Transparent option automatically blends the object with a new background.

You are creating a PNG-8 image with indexed colors. The image includes 20 colors in the color table. What is the best color table limit to choose?

Answers:
A. 20
B. 128
C. 64
D. 16

Explanation:
The color table includes the color in the image. When you create an indexed image, you can set the
number of the colors in the image. The best choice is to set the number of colors to the real number
of colors in the image.
Answer: option D is incorrect. This option reduces the number of colors in the image and the quality
as the color table will use the nearest color to the colors that are not included in the table.
Answer: options C and B are incorrect.

Which of the following is the advantage of working with 16-bit images over 8-bit images?

Answers:
A. Most of the filters are available only to images in 16-bit.
B. Multiple color adjustments can be applied on 16-bit images without damaging them.
C. The images in 16-bit are double in size as compared to images in 8-bit.
D. The images in 16-bit can be saved in JPEG file format.

Explanation:
The process of color adjustment causes loss in data. When you apply the adjustment for the first
time, it may be possible that the loss in data is not noticeable in the image. However, when you
apply the adjustment again and again, you lose more and more information and eventually the loss
in data will become noticeable in the image.
The image in 16-bit mode gives 216 = 65536 colors per channel. However, the 8-bit image contains 8
bits per channel, which translates to 28=256 colors per channel. As compared to an 8-bit
image, a 16-bit image gives greater dynamic range of colors. Therefore, you have lots of extra information in a
16-bit image comparatively, which you can afford to lose without damaging the image significantly.

Which of the following is the best bit depth choice for creating HDR high quality images?

Answers:
A. 16-bit
B. 8-bit
C. 32-bit
D. 18-bit

Explanation:
The 32-bit depth channel allows saving of more information in each pixel than any other bit depth. It
helps producing High Dynamic Range (HDR) 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.
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The 32-bit image contains 32 bits per channel, which gives 232 colors per channel. If a RGB image
sets to 32 bits per channel, it gives a total of 96 bits (3 channels X 32 bits/channel = 96 bits), which
translates to 296 colors. Since 32-bit images have greater dynamic range of colors, multiple color
adjustments can be applied on the image without damaging the image.
The drawback of the 32-bit image is that it is very large in size and takes greater space in disk. Also,
there is a limited choice of file formats such as TIFF and PSD. It can not be saved as JPEG. Only RGB
images can be set to 32-bit per channel.
Note. When an image is in 32 bit per channel mode, it is considered as a High Dynamic Range (HDR)
image.