Which term relates to cropping the image when you have higher resolution?

• A. Display Size
• B. Continuous Shooting
• C. Area Focus
• D. Cropping Options

Answer: (D)

Cropping controls come into play when you adjust the framing of an image after capturing it, especially with high-resolution files that give you more pixels to work with. The term Cropping Options refers to the tools or settings that let you decide what portion to keep, set the desired aspect ratio, and choose whether to crop nondestructively or permanently. With higher resolution, you have more latitude to crop without sacrificing quality, since there are enough pixels to preserve detail in the final output. The other terms don’t fit this scenario: Display Size is about how large the image appears on a screen, Continuous Shooting refers to capturing bursts of frames, and Area Focus concerns where you focus within the scene rather than how you crop the image.