These are the types of images that are produced when scanning or photographing an object.

You can re-size the types of images infinitely larger or smaller, and they will still print out just as clearly, with no increase or decrease in file size.

It is a powerful graphic editing program that allows you to create and manipulate images for print, the web, and other media.

It contains all the functions available in Photoshop.

It is where you can choose whether you would like to base your document size on a provided preset or by creating your own custom size.

It has many tools that allow you to control and modify the image that you opened in Photoshop.

It allows you to navigate through the images that you have worked on.

These are the first five icons from the top of the tools panel.

They are small windows that allow you to access common commands.

It displays the image or file that you have opened.

It displays the magnification of the image and the image information.

They are groups of tools used to edit and manipulate your image.

It is the palette that houses all of Photoshop's wonderful tools.

It is located at the very top of your Photoshop window just below your Menu.

It is the home of all of your layer information where it can be stored and organized.

It lists all layers in an image, and a thumbnail of layer contents appears to the left of the layer name.

You use this palette to create, hide, display, copy, merge, and delete layers.

This is where you can select and change your foreground and background colors that will be used with brushes and fills.

It is a log of all the actions you perform within Photoshop.

They are used in digital image editing to separate different elements of an image.

Whenever you first open an image in Photoshop, the default layer containing that image will be called the    

They are individual slices of information that can be stacked or moved to create your image          composition.

It is linked to a layer and hides part of the layer from the picture.

They are layers that contain any image information.

It typically applies a common effect like brightness or saturation to other layers.