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- What is the primary purpose of Actions in Adobe Photoshop?
- a) To create and manage layers
- b) To record and automate repetitive tasks
- c) To apply filters to images
- d) To adjust image brightness and contrast
- Answer: b) To record and automate repetitive tasks
- How do you create a new action in the Actions panel?
- a) Click the “New Action” button in the Actions panel
- b) Go to File > New > Action
- c) Press Ctrl+N (Windows) or Command+N (Mac)
- d) Right-click the Actions panel and select “Create Action”
- Answer: a) Click the “New Action” button in the Actions panel
- What is the shortcut to start recording an action in Adobe Photoshop?
- a) Shift+F12
- b) Alt+F9 (Windows) or Option+F9 (Mac)
- c) Shift+Ctrl+R (Windows) or Shift+Command+R (Mac)
- d) Alt+Shift+F9
- Answer: b) Alt+F9 (Windows) or Option+F9 (Mac)
- Which option allows you to play back a recorded action in Photoshop?
- a) Press the “Play” button in the Actions panel
- b) Go to Edit > Play Action
- c) Press Ctrl+P (Windows) or Command+P (Mac)
- d) Right-click the action and select “Play”
- Answer: a) Press the “Play” button in the Actions panel
- What is batch processing used for in Adobe Photoshop?
- a) To process multiple files using a recorded action
- b) To create a batch of new files
- c) To apply filters to a single image
- d) To manage layers in a document
- Answer: a) To process multiple files using a recorded action
- How do you access the Batch processing feature in Adobe Photoshop?
- a) File > Automate > Batch
- b) Edit > Automate > Batch
- c) Image > Batch Processing
- d) Layer > Batch Processing
- Answer: a) File > Automate > Batch
- What must you do before running a batch process?
- a) Create and save an action
- b) Open all the files you want to process
- c) Save your work
- d) Restart Photoshop
- Answer: a) Create and save an action
- Which option in the Batch dialog box allows you to choose the folder containing the files you want to process?
- a) Source
- b) Destination
- c) Action
- d) Override
- Answer: a) Source
- What does the “Destination” option in the Batch dialog box specify?
- a) The action to be applied
- b) The folder where processed files will be saved
- c) The file format for saving
- d) The order of file processing
- Answer: b) The folder where processed files will be saved
- What does the “Override Action ‘Save As’ Commands” option do in the Batch dialog box?
- a) It saves the processed files using the settings in the action
- b) It allows you to manually save each processed file
- c) It ignores any “Save As” commands recorded in the action
- d) It changes the file format for saving
- Answer: c) It ignores any “Save As” commands recorded in the action
- How can you stop recording an action in Adobe Photoshop?
- a) Click the “Stop” button in the Actions panel
- b) Go to File > Stop Recording
- c) Press Ctrl+S (Windows) or Command+S (Mac)
- d) Right-click the action and select “Stop Recording”
- Answer: a) Click the “Stop” button in the Actions panel
- What happens if you run a batch process without specifying a destination folder?
- a) Files are saved in their original locations
- b) An error occurs
- c) Files are saved to the desktop
- d) Files are not saved
- Answer: a) Files are saved in their original locations
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