BISM 1200 Introduction to Computing Sound Byte Lab Chapter 4
Enhancing Photos with Image Editing Software
Introduction: The quality of your displayed photos depends on the quality of your original photos and your ability to edit or enhance them after importing them to your computer.
See a demonstration of the most common photo editing tasks, and discover more about the tools you can use to enhance your photos.
1. Which of the following is NOT an example of image editing software?
a. Paint Shop Pro
b. PhotoSuite
c. Photoshop Elements
d. Paint
2. Which of the following statements about image editing software is FALSE?
a. It can remove red eye.
b. It can be used to render 3D images.
c. It can crop to remove unwanted details.
d. It can vary the sharpness and brightness of images.
3. Pictures can be transferred from a camera to a computer using all of the following EXCEPT a __________.
a. USB port
b. FireWire port
c. parallel port
d. Bluetooth connection
4. JPEG stands for ________.
a. Justified Photo Excellence Group
b. Joint Photographic Experts Group
c. Joint Photo Excellence Group
d. Justified Photographic Experts Group
5. The ________ tool is used to remove extraneous areas around the subject.
a. Zoom
b. Red eye
c. Crop
d. None of the above
6. The last step you should perform when enhancing a photo is to __________.
a. sharpen the image
b. correct red eye
c. crop out unwanted detail
d. adjust the brightness
7. Which of the following is a creative effect that can be produced by using image editing software?
a. Decorative border
b. Filter
c. Frames
d. All of the above
8. The file type that is a lossy format, compressed file used for Web pages is a ________.
a. .JPEG
b. .TIFF
c. .MP3
d. .BMP
9. A TIFF file is the best format when __________.
a. exchanging images between different programs
b. showing the image on the Web
c. scanning a photograph
d. using the Export feature
10. Which of the following statements about JPEG files is FALSE?
a. JPEG is a lossy format.
b. Most digital cameras use the JPEG format for storing pictures.
c. Images saved as JPEG files have a compact file size but at the cost of image quality.
d. Images saved as JPEGs can be edited and saved repeatedly without affecting image information.
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