A) Scan the photograph B) Document the damage C) Apply cleaning solution D) Start retouching
A) Slide scanner B) Drum scanner C) Flatbed scanner D) Sheet-fed scanner
A) 72 DPI B) 150 DPI C) 200 DPI D) At least 300 DPI
A) Terry cloth B) Sponge C) Paper towel D) Microfiber cloth
A) Photo Flo B) Isopropyl alcohol C) Water D) Distilled water
A) High altitudes B) Excessive light C) Lack of humidity D) Acidic paper mounts
A) Microsoft Word B) PowerPoint C) Adobe Photoshop D) Excel
A) Blur Tool B) Eraser Tool C) Clone Stamp Tool D) Spot Healing Brush
A) Increasing file size B) Printing purposes C) Non-destructive editing D) Faster processing speed
A) Threshold B) Gradient Map C) Posterize D) Curves or Levels
A) Sharpening filters B) Increasing contrast C) Adding grain D) Noise reduction filters
A) PNG B) JPEG C) GIF D) TIFF
A) They are worthless B) They reproduce easily C) They are waterproof D) They are fragile
A) High resolution B) Inexpensive C) Glossy finish D) Designed for long-term preservation
A) Acid-free enclosures B) Damp basement C) Plastic sleeves D) Direct sunlight
A) Magic Wand Tool B) Content-Aware Fill C) Paint Bucket Tool D) Crop Tool
A) Scanning photos B) Adhering photos to mounting boards C) Cleaning photos D) Storing photos
A) Felt-tip pen B) Highlighter C) Archival-safe pen D) Ballpoint pen
A) Changing the color B) Adding a border C) Removing unwanted edges D) Rotating the image
A) To take up more space B) To make it harder to find C) To confuse others D) To preserve the original scan
A) For slightly dusty photos B) For photos that need a simple filter C) For severely damaged or valuable photos D) For photos that just need cropping
A) Reduces sharpness B) Makes the photo blurry C) Changes the colors D) Makes light areas lighter and dark areas darker
A) To add noise B) To reduce file size C) To enhance details and clarity D) To blur the image
A) A black and white image B) A green tint C) A reddish-brown tint D) A blue tint
A) To make them easier to hold B) To protect against static electricity C) To prevent oils and dirt from transferring D) To add a professional touch
A) Fading B) Digital corruption C) Tears D) Scratches
A) Softening the edges of a selection B) Sharpening an image C) Adding a texture D) Changing the color
A) Soak it in water B) Consult a professional conservator C) Try to peel it off immediately D) Use a sharp object to separate it
A) To copy pixels from one area to another B) To paint with colors C) To select pixels D) To erase pixels
A) Sharpening details in digital images B) Applying protective coatings C) Smoothing down air bubbles during mounting D) Cleaning dust off prints |