DAS VOCAB GP 3 CLASS

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Across
  1. 2. Overall lightness or darkness of an image or selected area.
  2. 4. blending mode that increases contrast by mixing layer tones.
  3. 7. area behind the subject in an image; can be replaced, cleaned, blurred, during retouching.
  4. 9. visual angle and sense of depth; often corrected in product and architectural retouching to fix distortions.
  5. 10. General adjustments made to an image such as exposure, color, and cropping before detailed retouching.
  6. 12. overall light in an image; can be adjusted or enhanced digitally to match style or fix exposure issues.
  7. 13. A powerful adjustment tool that lets you modify brightness and color by manipulating a curve on a graph.
  8. 15. A Photoshop tool used to reshape or subtly adjust parts of an image (e.g., fabric, hair, body, product contours).
  9. 17. layer placed on top of another to add textures, colors, or effects.
  10. 19. The difference between dark and light areas; higher contrast increases separation between tones.
  11. 20. step-by-step process or sequence of tasks used to retouch an image efficiently and consistently.
  12. 21. selection or mask that defines the exact shape of the subject, usually used to remove or replace backgrounds.
  13. 22. A tool that copies pixels from one area to another to remove imperfections or duplicate details.
Down
  1. 1. Removing outer edges of an image to improve composition, aspect ratio, or remove unwanted elements.
  2. 3. Softening textures or transitions, especially in skin or surfaces, while trying to preserve natural detail.
  3. 5. draft version of a retouched image sent to the client for review and approval before final delivery.
  4. 6. MODE The way one layer interacts visually with layers beneath it (e.g., Multiply, Screen, Overlay).
  5. 8. An adjustment tool that sets the black point, midpoint, and white point to control shadows, midtones, and highlights.
  6. 11. A softening effect that reduces detail; used for background effects, smoothing, or depth of field simulation.
  7. 14. intensity of colors; increasing saturation makes colors more vivid, decreasing it makes them more muted.
  8. 16. Combining multiple photos into one final image using masking, blending, and layering techniques.
  9. 18. Adjusting hues, saturation, and luminance to fix color casts and achieve accurate or consistent color.
  10. 21. darkest areas of an image; often adjusted to recover detail or shape the light.