Photoshop

1. These should always be named and using them strategically is an essential part of nondestructive editing.
5. The image resolution is measured by how many of these are in an inch.
7. the tool that can change the size and placement of an image.
8. this adjustment allows you to change the colors of an image or part of an image.
10. a filter in which you can make essential adjustments to an image in one workspace while preserving the original data.
12. a non destructive way to remove part of an image.
13. Another name for the outline of a shape. It can be set to any color and different line types.
14. This selection tool uses AI to detect and select specific objects or parts of an image. It works best when the background is simple.
16. This tool is used to edit a mask and also to draw or add sections of color.

1. This menu appears when you double click a layer. It allows you to apply nondestructive effects, like a strokes, drop shadows, and overlays to text, shapes, or any layer.
2. adjusting this paintbrush setting helps to avoid bumpy, awkward lines. It can also be used with the eraser, pencil and mixer brush.
3. This is what we call a layer with the transparency turned down so we can trace its contents onto a new layer above it.
4. When I press command Z, I'm going back in this to undo my work.
6. a kind of editing in which you can make changes to an image without permanently altering the data.
9. the tool that allows you to draw geometric and abstract shapes.
11. This should always be set to 300.
15. To copy a layer we use this command (spelled out).