Photoshop Terms

This term describes what needs to be done.

Using this tool is the most effective way to move to the right side of an image.

Digital images made up of individual dots in a grid.

Term describing all elements having a visual connection

Individual dots or points that together make up a digital image on a screen.

Paints using data from a selected previous state or snapshot.

The amount of space between two characters to make them look more natural as a pair.

The amount of space between all the characters in a selected block of type.

This tool selects all contiguous pixels with similar colors with a single click.

After drawing a shape with straight edged sides, this tool selects the area enclosed by shape.

Paints with stylized strokes using data from selected history state or snapshot.

Tool that simulates realistic-looking painting techniques.

Evenly spacing elements is called

Describes how much needs to be done.

Describes how much time will be allotted for the project completion.

Tool that draws hard-edged lines and strokes that cannot be softened.

Created with mathematical calculation and can be resized without loss of quality.

Tool that fills an enclosed, contiguous area on the canvas with the current foreground color.

By "Painting" over part of selection area, tool automatically fills area to define edges.

This is a common measurement in typefaces equal to 1/72nd of an inch.

Visually showing prominence in the image relative to others.

Paints lines and strokes of selected colors and settings.

This tool makes a non-geometric selection area from an image.

The imaginary line on which most letters in a typeface sit.

A measurement of a digital image's size by the number of dots in the image's grid.

The physical distance between the visual elements.

Assigning hardware, software, and content to the appropriate personnel is called...