1. We have used the Magic Wand Tool for only one application at this point. By experimenting with it, as well as consulting your text, what other uses does the Magic Wand tool have?
    The Magic Wand was used for our assignment after we did a freehand selection. It can also be used by itself to select areas of an image buy RGB, hue or brightness and different tolerance levels.
  2. You have copied an image to the clipboard and now wish to paste this image into an existing image but you do not wish to include the background of the imported image. What steps can you take to take to solve this problem? If you already have the image on the clipboard, then you could paste it as a new image, then if the background is one color you could make that color transparent. If the background is not one color, then you can get just the image by using the selection and magic wand process that we did this week.
  3. You have decided that you would like to see your image pixel by pixel so that you can make some fine colour corrections. What steps would you have to take to see each individual pixel?
    I would use the view, zoom option.

Hunt through your text and the web for these answers:

  1. A color RGB value is a numerical expression that exactly describes a color's appearance.
  2. A major advantage of interlaced over non-interlaced GIF files is that they
    give the user a preview of the entire image before it is completely loaded.
  3. An animated GIF file is composed of several graphic images, each one slightly different, that are displayed in rapid succession to create the desired animated effect.
    true
  4. On the Web, the intensity of each of the primary colors is assigned a number from 0 (absence of color) to 255 (highest intensity).