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- Which tool is commonly used for removing blemishes and spots from an image?
- A) Clone Stamp Tool
- B) Healing Brush Tool
- C) Eraser Tool
- D) Brush Tool
- Answer: B) Healing Brush Tool
- How can you quickly remove small blemishes from an image?
- A) Use the Clone Stamp Tool with a small brush
- B) Use the Spot Healing Brush Tool
- C) Use the Smudge Tool
- D) Use the Eraser Tool
- Answer: B) Use the Spot Healing Brush Tool
- Which adjustment helps to smooth out skin texture while retaining detail?
- A) Gaussian Blur
- B) Surface Blur
- C) Motion Blur
- D) Lens Blur
- Answer: B) Surface Blur
- What is the primary difference between the Healing Brush Tool and the Spot Healing Brush Tool?
- A) The Healing Brush Tool requires you to select a source area, while the Spot Healing Brush Tool does not
- B) The Spot Healing Brush Tool requires you to select a source area, while the Healing Brush Tool does not
- C) The Healing Brush Tool is used for blurring, while the Spot Healing Brush Tool is used for sharpening
- D) There is no difference between the two tools
- Answer: A) The Healing Brush Tool requires you to select a source area, while the Spot Healing Brush Tool does not
- Which technique is useful for evening out skin tones in a portrait?
- A) Using the Levels Adjustment Layer
- B) Applying the Gaussian Blur filter
- C) Using the Dodge and Burn tools
- D) Using the Color Balance Adjustment Layer
- Answer: C) Using the Dodge and Burn tools
- To achieve a natural skin retouch, which layer should you use to mask the area being retouched?
- A) Adjustment Layer
- B) Duplicate Layer
- C) Layer Mask
- D) Smart Object Layer
- Answer: C) Layer Mask
- What is the purpose of using a frequency separation technique in skin retouching?
- A) To sharpen the image
- B) To separate texture and color information for independent editing
- C) To adjust the brightness of the image
- D) To apply a vignette effect
- Answer: B) To separate texture and color information for independent editing
- Which tool is best for blending skin tones and removing unwanted color casts?
- A) Gradient Tool
- B) Color Replacement Tool
- C) Clone Stamp Tool
- D) Healing Brush Tool
- Answer: B) Color Replacement Tool
- How can you soften skin while maintaining detail?
- A) Use the Gaussian Blur filter with a low radius
- B) Use the Surface Blur filter with a low threshold
- C) Apply the High Pass filter and set the layer to Soft Light
- D) Use the Smudge Tool to blend skin areas
- Answer: B) Use the Surface Blur filter with a low threshold
- Which technique helps to reduce the appearance of wrinkles and fine lines?
- A) Clone Stamp Tool with a low opacity
- B) High Pass Filter with a low radius
- C) Surface Blur or Gaussian Blur applied selectively
- D) Spot Healing Brush Tool with a large brush
- Answer: C) Surface Blur or Gaussian Blur applied selectively
- What is a good practice for achieving a balanced skin retouch without losing natural texture?
- A) Apply heavy blurring to the entire image
- B) Use a combination of retouching tools and layers with careful masking
- C) Overuse the Sharpening tool
- D) Convert the image to black and white before retouching
- Answer: B) Use a combination of retouching tools and layers with careful masking
- Which method allows you to make precise edits to skin texture while preserving underlying details?
- A) Using the Smudge Tool for blending
- B) Applying a Gaussian Blur to the entire image
- C) Using Frequency Separation technique
- D) Applying a simple blur filter
- Answer: C) Using Frequency Separation technique
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