These Adobe Lightroom multiple-choice questions and their answers will help you strengthen your grip on the subject of Adobe Lightroom. You can prepare for an upcoming exam or job interview with these 70+ Adobe Lightroom MCQs.
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A. make Photoshop easier to learn
B. make more money for Adobe
C. create a loss-less photo editing program
D. make Photoshop obsolete
E. streamline photo editing workflow
A. Total alignment tool
B. Targeted adjustment tool
C. Test adjustment tool
D. Targeted alignment tool
A. Non-destructive
B. Vector based
C. Reference based
A. False
B. TRUE
A. False
B. True
A. Overall Exposure
B. Automatic Toning
C. Problems
D. Finishing Effects
A. Picture grains
B. Image noise
C. Color shift
D. Image fuzz
A. The photo will load slow when opened
B. The photo will load quickly when opened
C. The photo's keyword information has been lost
D. Lightroom can't find the original photo
A. Keywords
B. Ratings
C. (all of these)
D. Image adjustments
A. Fringing
B. Aliasing
C. Blurring
D. Vignetting
A. Print
B. Library
C. Develop
D. Edit
E. Slideshow
A. False
B. True
A. Mac OS X
B. Windows
C. Linux
A. Heat, Saturation, Light
B. Heat, Softness, Light
C. Hue, Softness, Luminance
D. Hue, Saturation, Luminance
A. Image
B. Develop
C. Edit
D. Library
A. Import new photos
B. Scan for metadata updates
C. All of these
D. Remove missing photos from catalog
A. Highlights slider
B. Clarity control
C. Shadows slider
D. Vibrance slider
A. Command-Shift-I (PC: Ctrl-Shift-I)
B. Command-Shift-B (PC: Ctrl-Shift-B)
C. None of these
D. Command-Shift-W (PC: Ctrl-Shift-W)
A. These are all options you can select
B. Never
C. Once a day, when exiting Lightroom
D. Once a week, when exiting Lightroom
A. The Basic panel and the Shadows slider
B. The Basic panel and the HSL/Color/B&W panel
C. The Basic panel and the TAT/Color/B&W panel
D. You can only use the Basic panel to convert your images from color to black and white
A. False
B. TRUE
A. An ambient wave
B. A histogram
C. A wave form
D. A light graph
A. exposure chart
B. histograph
C. exposure highlights
D. histogram
A. False
B. True
A. It allows you to use one panel at a time (useful on smaller screens)
B. It allows you to save one image only
C. It allows you to work on a single image
D. It allows you to work on a single computer
A. JPEG, PSD, PDF, GIF
B. DNG, TIFF, JPEG, PSD, CMYK
C. DNG, TIFF, JPEG, PSD, PNG, GIF
D. DNG, TIFF, JPEG, PSD
E. DNG,TIFF, JPEG, PSD, AVI, MOV, MP4
A. False
B. True
A. Applies automatic Contrast
B. Opens Compare View
C. Starts the Crop Tool
D. Applies automatic Clarity
A. False
B. True
A. Album
B. Collection
C. Catalogue
D. Library
E. Gallery
A. Cmd (ctrl) + D
B. P
C. Shift + D
D. Shift + P
E. D
A. Shift + 0
B. Esc
C. 9
D. Shift + esc
E. 0
A. On the File Handling tab in Lightroom's preferences
B. On the External Handling tab in Lightroom's preferences
C. On the General tab in Lightroom's preferences
D. On the Interface tab in Lightroom's preferences
A. Spacebar
B. Alt+Tab
C. Shift+Tab
D. Ctrl+Tab
E. Tab
A. Controls mid-tone contrast.
B. Makes the picture blurry.
C. Adds more contrast.
D. Adds sharpness.
A. Metadata
B. Pixels
C. Masks & Filters
D. Vectors
A. Embedded & Sidecar
B. Minimal
C. Raw
D. Standard
A. This can only be done by entering a custom crop ratio.
B. X
C. Shift + Ctrl + X
D. Shift + X
A. Only by pressing F key
B. Only by using menu option window/screen mode/full screen
C. Shift + F
D. View/window/screen options/full screen
E. Press F key or go to window/screen mode/full screen
A. L
B. Cmd (ctrl) + L
C. Shift + L
D. Shift + G
E. G
A. True
B. False
A. L / shift+L
B. L / cmd+L
C. L / option+L
D. L / alt+L
E. L / cmd+shift+L
A. Pick
B. Zoom
C. Navigate
D. Painter
A. False
B. True
A. 9
B. 4
C. 8
D. 6
E. 7
A. False
B. True
A. Sidecar XMP files
B. Preview XMP files
C. Proprietary camera raw files
D. Synchronized Lightroom files
A. 8
B. 7
C. 9
D. 2
E. B
A. DNG stands for Digital Negative
B. All of these
C. DNG files don't need a separate sidecar
D. DNG files are larger than RAW files
A. Save metadata to file
B. None of these
C. Save a snapshot to easily return to a rendition you like
D. Create a virtual copy
E. Save a snapshot to your desktop folder