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CMYK
The best color mode from printing
RGB
The best color mode for viewing on a monitor
metadata
Where copyright information is found in a Photoshop image
serif
Best font family to convey fanciness or silliness
sans-serif
Best font family to convey seriousness or strength
dithering
Corrections browsers when unable to match original colors
camera raw
Files created in a digital camera and have yet to be edited
gamut
Range of colors that can be printed or scanned
primary colors
red green yellow
complimentary colors
Created by combining primary colors
complimentary colors
Opposite of each other on the color wheel
complimentary colors
Used to create contrast
Analogous colors
Colors that are next to each other on the color wheel
Adobe Bridge
A file management program used toaccess and organize all Adobe files
Non-destructive changes
Changes made in the adjustment panel
Destructive changes
Changes made from the image menu
fx button
On the layers panel, used to create effects and new styles
magic wand
Best tool to select a simarly colored area with one click
Rule of Thirds
3 equal parts - 2 equally spaced horizontal & vertical lines, used to create the most appealing design layout
Styles Panel
Where pre-defined and custom styles can be accessed
Auto Color
Used to automatically correct color balance, located in the Image menu
Red Eye Tool
Used to correct red eye, located under the spot healing tool
Layer Group
A folder that you can create in the layers panel to organize your layers.
Gestalt principle
The whole is greater than the sum of its individual parts