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17 Cards in this Set
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Layer |
are separate images that are stacked on top of each other to form a final image. |
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Transparency |
see-through |
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Opaque |
Solid |
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Vecter Object |
objects made with lines and points), photographs, or any other types of components
you can create with the Photoshop tools. |
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Stacking Object |
The order in which layers are arranged |
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Flatton |
combines the elements on separate layers into a single layer. |
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Layer Style |
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Link Layer |
Linking two or more layers allows you to move them all at once, or align objects on all of them at once |
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Visability |
Hide and showing layers |
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Background Layer |
which contains the actual image ; and two additionallayers, each of which contains type elements (noted by the capital "T
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Adjustment Layer |
allow you to modify an image in a wide variety of ways without actually making any changes to the original data; the changes occur on the adjustment layer, not on the original image. |
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Layer Mask |
work in a similar manner to channel masks, but with the added advantage of protecting the original data that is being masked. |
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Shape Mask |
contain shapes |
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Type Layer |
is a special shape layer that contains type elements. |
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Merging |
layers combines two or more layers into a single, normal layer. Flattening a file merges all the layers in a document and converts the layers into a single Background layer. |
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Clipping Mask |
is a shape that acts like a cookie cutter, or a hole in a black (or white) piece of cardboard that allows the underlying image to show through its cutout shape. |
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Smart Object |
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