9A0-150 무료 덤프문제 온라인 액세스

You're using the Crop tool to crop a photograph of a building. The Crop Guide Overlay menu in the Options bar is particularly useful for which tasks? (Choose two.)

• A.Improving the composition of the photograph with reference to the Rule of Thirds.
• B.Displaying a grid you can use as a guide for fixing the building's distorted perspective.
• C.Enlarging the canvas size to make room for a caption under the photograph.
• D.Changing the orientation of the photograph from landscape to portrait.
• E.Adding crop and trim marks to the photograph for printing.

You are dragging a panel toward the edge of the monitor where you have docked other panels. Which key should you hold down as you drag to prevent this panel from docking with the other panels?

• A.The Alt key (Windows) or Option key (Mac OS)
• B.The Ctrl key (Windows) or Command key (Mac OS)
• C.The Esc key
• D.The Shift key

You have 20 images of varying sizes and resolutions. You want to adjust each one to be
5x7 inches at 300 ppi. Which tool will allow the fastest processing of the images?

• A.The Rectangular Marquee tool
• B.The Crop tool
• C.The Quick Selection tool
• D.The Direct Selection tool

You photographed a building interior, and because of the wide tonal range of the original scene, you used your camera settings to expose one photograph for the light areas of the room and another photograph for the dark areas of the room. You want to select portions of the light image and copy them to their corresponding location in the dark image. After you select and copy the pixels, what should you do?

• A.Choose Edit > Paste Special > Paste Outside
• B.Choose Edit > Paste Special > Paste Into
• C.Choose Edit > Paste
• D.Choose Edit > Paste Special > Paste In Place

Why might you want to adjust vignetting in the Custom tab of the Lens Correction filter?
(Choose two.)

• A.To apply a radial gradient that frames the subject of a photograph.
• B.To reduce the dark corners in a photograph shot with a wide-angle lens.
• C.To correct vertical or horizontal perspective in a photograph.
• D.To increase the contrast from dark to light vertically (top to bottom) or horizontally (left to right) in the image.
• E.To draw the viewers' attention to the center of a photograph.