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picture in an electronic form
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adobe photoshop CS4 (CS5) |
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image editing program that lets you modify digital images |
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creative suite
- photoshop
- illustrator
- indesign
- dreamweaver |
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it allows you to manipulate graphic images so that it can be reproduced by professional printers using full-color processes |
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a process that combines all the layers and reduces the size; irreversible |
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very small color squares that make up an image |
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a distinctive image that is created my text, shapes, colors, and symbols |
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window that contains information about the software |
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includes menu and title bar |
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options you can set that are based on your way of working; if you open something it will open to where you want it everytime |
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stand-along application that serves as the hub for the adobe creative suite; organizer
iphoto |
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palettes
small windows used to verify settings and modify images |
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area where you drop your windows |
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at the bottom of the work area
displays information |
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precisely measure and position an object in the workspace |
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brightness and contrast within a image |
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used to direct the viewers eye to a specific area of an image |
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size of relationship of objects to one another
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how objects are positioned |
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a section within an image that can be manipulated independently |
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displays all the layers in an open file |
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records each task you complete in an image |
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the eye ball in the layers |
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direction an image appears on the page |
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