Matching
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a. | Antialiasing | g. | Similar | b. | Anchor Point | h. | Refine Edge | c. | Tolerance | i. | Pen
Tool | d. | Match
Color | j. | Polygonal
Lasso | e. | Move Tool | k. | Magic Wand | f. | Control
Handle | l. | Smooth | | | | |
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This command
expands a selection to include additional nonadjacent colors that fall inside the magic wand’s
tolerance range.
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A setting in
the options bar that determines how many colors the magic wand selects at a time, as measured in
luminosity values.
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3.
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Click with
this tool to select regions of color inside an image.
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The special
kind of lever tugs at the line segment in a path outline, bending it to form a fluid
curve.
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A slight
softening effect applied most commonly to selection outlines to simulate smooth transitions.
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The most
precise of Photoshop’s selectors, this tool lets you draw freeform outlines one segment at a
time.
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This command
permits you to bring colors in one image or layer into agreement with those in another.
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A spot in a
magnetic lasso or path outline that marks a location at which the outline arcs or changes
direction.
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Use this
tool to select free-form, straight-sided areas in an image.
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A brilliant
command that lets you edit a selection using a series of sliders bars and preview the results of
those edits as you work.
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11.
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Accessible
by pressing Crtl on the PC (or Command on MAC), this tool permits you to move selected pixels, even
between images.
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12.
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Located in
the select menu, this command rounds off the corners in a jagged or straight-sided
selection.
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